Summer and Emotional Growth: Supporting Your Child’s Therapy Journey
Emotional Well-being, Child and Adolescent Therapy, Parenting Support, Therapy Tips for Parents, Family Mental Health, Supporting Kids in Therapy, Parenting During School Breaks, Child Psychology and Growth, Therapist-Parent Collaboration, Summer Emotional Wellness, Parenting Resources Raquel Rojas, IMT Emotional Well-being, Child and Adolescent Therapy, Parenting Support, Therapy Tips for Parents, Family Mental Health, Supporting Kids in Therapy, Parenting During School Breaks, Child Psychology and Growth, Therapist-Parent Collaboration, Summer Emotional Wellness, Parenting Resources Raquel Rojas, IMT

Summer and Emotional Growth: Supporting Your Child’s Therapy Journey

Summer is a season of growth. The days are longer, school routines slow down, and families often find more space to reconnect. It’s also a time when many children and teens begin or deepen their therapy journey; a process that can bring both healing and uncertainty.

While therapy sessions offer a space for children and teenagers to process emotions, learn coping tools, and build resilience, the support they receive at home is just as crucial, if not more so.

Your child’s therapist holds space during sessions. You hold space the rest of the week.

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* The information contained in blog posts is general information for educational purposes only. This information is not, nor is it intended to be, therapy or professional advice. Posts reflect the opinions of Bloom clinicians, based on their own expertise. Please consult your mental health provider regarding advice or support for your health and well-being.

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