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Be the Light in the Darkness for Your Child

Recently, my daughter participated in a theater performance. Like many parents, I was excited to sit in the audience and watch her perform. We have had a year of practice. I had my phone ready, tissues nearby just in case I became one of those emotional parents, and was prepared to clap like she had just won a Tony Award. As the play began, I noticed something that stuck with me. While she was doing a great job on stage, she kept looking out into the crowd. Her eyes were scanning the audience, almost like she was searching for someone.

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Talking with Your Teen: A Better Way to Connect

Where there are teenagers, there are parents wondering how to navigate the teen years. How can we be approachable parents who have a platform to speak into our children’s lives? I recommend normalizing difficult emotions, leading with a spirit of curiosity, avoiding assumptions, and validating the underlying emotion.

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Therapy Group for Parents of Neurodivergent Youth

Supporting Neurodivergent Children & Adolescents is an 8-week therapy group for parents & custodial grandparents of neurodivergent youth, facilitated by Courtney Maze, LPC-MHSP(Temp.). The group begins Monday, March 2, 2026 at 11 am in Murfreesboro. Read on for more details and how to register!

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