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  • NANA’s Meltdown & Order of Operations

    NANA’s Meltdown & Order of Operations

    Have your every had a meltdown in front of your children?

    childwhisperlpc

    October 8, 2020
    Parenting Support
    homeschool, Parenting Support
  • Raising a child with Dyslexia

    Raising a child with Dyslexia

    Dyslexia A mother’s journey

    childwhisperlpc

    June 11, 2020
    Parenting Support
    dyslexia, My life with Dyslexia, understanding special needs
  • How Do I Go On ?

    How Do I Go On ?

    The need for self-care When you don’t know what to do, what do you do? Who do you talk to about your problems or struggles? If you are the one person everyone is talking to, where do you go? What happens when you are at the end of your rope? Do you have a place…

    childwhisperlpc

    June 5, 2020
    anxiety, family therapy, Grief and Loss
    family abuse, family stress, lack of self care, self care
  • 5 Reasons to use Games for Learning by a 10 year old

    5 Reasons to use Games for Learning by a 10 year old

    childwhisperlpc

    May 14, 2020
    Play Therapy, sensory processing
    Theraplay
  • Do I Bully my Child

    Do I Bully my Child

    Do we bully our kids into doing what we want? This blog discusses how parents might bully their children. It also touches on how children may cause a parent to act negatively toward them.

    childwhisperlpc

    May 12, 2020
    family therapy, Parenting Support
    being bullied, family abuse, family stress, home drama, sensory processing
  • A boy’s thoughts on Sensory Processing Disorder

    Why I want to grow my YouTube Channel I thought about YouTube a lot for a long time. I loved to watch some of the show on YouTube and thought, “I can do that.” Then I thought, “is it hard”?  I asked my Nana and my dad if I could do it and they said…

    childwhisperlpc

    April 28, 2020
    neurodiversity, sensory processing
    sensory processing, understanding special needs, Youtube for sensory processing
  • Social Distancing Frustration

    Social Distancing Frustration

    When do you become frustrated?When people are expecting or demanding more than you can give, what happens to your ability to function?Our children who have special needs may have a lower tolerance or ability to handle frustration. People don’t typically think first before throwing out commands, and they may use a tone of urgency when…

    childwhisperlpc

    April 15, 2020
    anxiety, Encouragement, family therapy, neurodiversity, Parenting Support
    anxiety, anxiety in kids, social distancing
  • Pud starts Preschool

    understanding signs of SPD early Pud is developing a working schema for attachment, understanding, and safety. He has built and understanding regarding each parent and his grandmother (Nana) who is his main caretaker at this stage in his life. He is meeting people and learning his own personal schema and attachment style is helping in…

    childwhisperlpc

    March 29, 2020
    sensory processing
  • Depression & Suicide in Kids

    Depression & Suicide in Kids

    As a society, I ask what are we doing to our children to make them so anxious, depressed, and willing to take their own life? Where did this society go wrong with the most precious gift we have? I struggle with the idea an 8-year-old has to be in a hospital for violent or depressive…

    childwhisperlpc

    March 12, 2020
    anxiety, Grief and Loss, Inner child healing: Childhood Trauma, Parenting Support
    children self-harming, middle school drama, special needs, teen suicide
  • Pud’s 1st Year

    Pud’s 1st Year

    When Pud was an infant he had three homes. This is not unlike my clients; children have two parents which means two different homes plus the babysitter or grandparents’ home. This set up makes it difficult for the baby to bond and attach to a specific person while in a vital developmental stage. It also…

    childwhisperlpc

    March 11, 2020
    neurodiversity, sensory processing
    sensory processing
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