Alison Bell & Associates Counselling Group

Alison Bell & Associates Counselling Group www.alisonbellcounselling.com Counselling, Therapy, Consultation & Support - Serving Children, Adole

www.alisonbellcounselling.com Counselling, Therapy, Consultation & Support - Serving Children, Adolescents, and Families in South Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Delta, Surrey and the surrounding areas of Greater Vancouver, BC.

Many neurodivergent kids thrive on routine, but still shut down when demands pile up. The goal isn’t strict structure, i...
01/27/2026

Many neurodivergent kids thrive on routine, but still shut down when demands pile up. The goal isn’t strict structure, it’s balanced structure.⁠

Flexibility gives them room to breathe; predictability gives them room to succeed.⁠

🖥️ www.alisonbellcounselling.com⁠
☎️ 604.372.1545 ⁠
✉️ alison@alisonbellcounselling.com

Parenting a superfeeler requires capacity, patience, and emotional bandwidth. It’s okay if you’re tired. It’s okay if yo...
01/23/2026

Parenting a superfeeler requires capacity, patience, and emotional bandwidth. It’s okay if you’re tired. It’s okay if you need breaks.⁠

Your child’s sensitivity isn’t your failure and your exhaustion isn’t either. You’re learning this together.⁠

🖥️ www.alisonbellcounselling.com⁠
☎️ 604.372.1545 ⁠
✉️ alison@alisonbellcounselling.com

Superfeelers absorb the world deeply. Winter can amplify that... emotions feel heavier, transitions feel sharper, and re...
01/22/2026

Superfeelers absorb the world deeply. Winter can amplify that... emotions feel heavier, transitions feel sharper, and rest feels harder to access.⁠

Meeting them with understanding instead of urgency supports their regulation more than you realize.⁠

🖥️ www.alisonbellcounselling.com⁠
☎️ 604.372.1545 ⁠
✉️ alison@alisonbellcounselling.com

Eating struggles often begin when kids feel powerless, stressed, or overstimulated. Food can become a coping strategy, a...
01/21/2026

Eating struggles often begin when kids feel powerless, stressed, or overstimulated. Food can become a coping strategy, a way to create predictability when emotions feel chaotic.⁠

Understanding how best to support your child to ensure their health and well-being is the first step.⁠

🖥️ www.alisonbellcounselling.com⁠
☎️ 604.372.1545 ⁠
✉️ alison@alisonbellcounselling.com

01/20/2026

Evenings can be tough for ADHD kids because winding down requires skills their brain struggles with.⁠

Think: clear transitions, slower pacing, predictable steps, sensory-friendly routines, and support before dysregulation shows up. Nighttime goes smoother when we honour how their nervous system shifts from high stimulation to rest.⁠

🖥️ www.alisonbellcounselling.com⁠
☎️ 604.372.1545 ⁠
✉️ alison@alisonbellcounselling.com

There isn’t one right way to calm down. For some, it’s deep pressure or movement. For others, it’s solitude, creativity,...
01/19/2026

There isn’t one right way to calm down. For some, it’s deep pressure or movement. For others, it’s solitude, creativity, or sound.⁠

What soothes one child may overwhelm another and that’s okay! The goal is to help each nervous system find what safety feels like for them.⁠

🖥️ www.alisonbellcounselling.com⁠
☎️ 604.372.1545 ⁠
✉️ alison@alisonbellcounselling.com

Paying attention in class is a full-body effort for so many kids.⁠ For neurodivergent learners especially, participation...
01/16/2026

Paying attention in class is a full-body effort for so many kids.⁠ For neurodivergent learners especially, participation isn’t just about confidence, it’s about timing, regulation, and feeling safe enough to engage.⁠

If your child tries, falters, or needs extra cues, it's their nervous system doing the heavy lifting beneath the surface.⁠ ⁠

More on this (and practical parent strategies) in our January 19 workshop this coming Monday. Register online!⁠

🖥️ www.alisonbellcounselling.com⁠
☎️ 604.372.1545 ⁠
✉️ alison@alisonbellcounselling.com

When emotions run high, our instinct is to fix it... to reason, explain, or problem-solve. But a dysregulated brain can’...
01/15/2026

When emotions run high, our instinct is to fix it... to reason, explain, or problem-solve. But a dysregulated brain can’t process logic. It can only feel.⁠

Before trying to correct or teach, help your child’s body calm down (yours too!) Once the nervous system feels safe, the lesson will land naturally.⁠

🖥️ www.alisonbellcounselling.com⁠
☎️ 604.372.1545 ⁠
✉️ alison@alisonbellcounselling.com

Mornings are hard for ADHD brains — not because kids aren’t trying, but because their nervous system is still “booting u...
01/13/2026

Mornings are hard for ADHD brains — not because kids aren’t trying, but because their nervous system is still “booting up.”⁠

Small, consistent supports make a big difference: predictable routines, visual checklists, gentle transitions, and movement before focus.⁠
The goal isn’t a perfect morning. It’s giving their brain the structure it needs to land softly in the day.⁠

If executive functioning challenges are showing up at home, our January 19 parent workshop may be supportive.⁠ Register online, the link is in our bio!⁠

🖥️ www.alisonbellcounselling.com⁠
☎️ 604.372.1545 ⁠
✉️ alison@alisonbellcounselling.com

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Surrey, BC
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