Autism Acceptance
For the last several decades, April has been Autism Awareness month. A time to “light it up blue” and show off the puzzle piece.…
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Education
Trauma and Beneficial Modes of Therapy
According to the American Psychological Association (APA), trauma is “an emotional response to a terrible event like an accident or natural disaster.” A person…
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Play Isn’t Just for Kids
Wanna come out and play? This earnest childhood invitation to engage with friends is recognized around the world by people of all ages. Play…
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3 Ways Families Can Use Play to Build Connection and Belonging
This week is National Play Therapy Week! During this week, we spend extra time honoring and celebrating the use of play in therapy sessions.…
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Play Therapy is Real Therapy
This week is National Play Therapy Week, a time when we celebrate and advocate for the use of play in working with children. While…
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Celebrating Play Therapy Week
This week is National Play Therapy Week! February 7-13 is a special week in which we celebrate the importance of play for children and…
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Overcoming the Winter Blues
While the start of a new year is often associated with resolutions and excitement, many people find themselves feeling downcast and full of despair…
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How a Child with Autism Can Qualify for SSD Benefits
Having a child be diagnosed with autism can be very challenging for parents. After the initial shock has worn off, there is a transition…
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KZIA Community Spotlight: Tanager Place
Tanager Place’s Outpatient Clinic Supervisor, Jennie Null, chats with Z102.9 KZIA on finding hope and positivity in the new year. Listen now! http://www.tanagerplace.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/KZIA-Community-Spotlight-Tanager-Dec-2020.mp3 Duration:…
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Managing Family Relationships During the Holidays
The end of year signals time to gather (virtually) with friends and family to celebrate the holiday season. These gatherings can bring up feelings…
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