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Seasonal Affective Disorder most often takes the form of a "winter depression." By definition, the diagnostic criteria of seasonal affective disorder are the same as that of depression. However, seasonal affective disorder, as evidenced by the name, comes primarily during the winter and fall. Summer seasonal affective disorder also exists, but it is far less common. Other than seasonality, the most notable differences between seasonal affective disorder and depressive disorde

Kids do better with structure. That’s even more true for kids with emotional or developmental issues. Structure makes kids with anxiety,...

Tools for taming anxiety The key to helping your child get over pre-camp nerves is to acknowledge their feelings and give them tools to...

It has been an honor to serve Our Community for another year. Thank you to all of the clients we have been able to serve and for all of...