Holistic Wellness Co

06/25/2024

We are excited to announce that we are now newly located in Meade County Kentucky and have availability for new clients!

We can be reached at 270-216-1935

07/19/2023

Holistic Wellness is hiring for the new school year! If you or someone you know Is interested in a clinical position with a great team, let us know!

07/18/2023

01/23/2023

Just a lazy snowy day at the office

01/01/2023

Happy New Year!
may 2023 bring mental and physical healing and growth

12/28/2022

Someone got his much needed pup cup after this long break

12/25/2022

Happy at work

12/19/2022

Holistic Wellness will have limited hours for in person from 12/19-12/23 and will be closed from 12/26-1/9

Happy Holidays Everyone!

12/09/2022

Someone is loving his new job

12/05/2022

It is a great skill to teach your kids to express when they feel like they need more of your attention. Until they can, you will have to do this for them. If they aren’t too upset you can try and offer a solution, “it seems like you really want me to spend time with you and you don’t like it when I have to make a phone call.” “I do need to make this call, how about we play one game and then I make the call?” This will only work if you can talk to them before their emotions have escalated too far.

More information on my blog:

https://www.thetherapistparent.com/post/attention-seeking-should-not-be-ignored

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11/29/2022

The only person we can really control is ourselves. We can influence the situation, we can hold boundaries but we can't really control our children's behaviour.

Ultimately parents are trying to do their best to help their children grow and develop into "good" people. Unfortunately we have been brought up in a world where punishment has always been the main way to control behaviour. The problem is that if we really want our kids to develop a moral conscience and take responsibility for their actions, punishment simply doesn't work. We need to discipline our kids in the true sense of the word; teach direct and guide them. We need to work with them and not be an authority to cause fear, but someone that will help them develop to the same moral standard we have.

More information on my blog

https://www.thetherapistparent.com/post/why-punishment-doesn-t-work-and-what-does

11/18/2022

One of the most frustrating parts of being a parent is having your children be so impulsive. They do and say things without thinking, even when you have told them not to. They don’t stop and ask for the toy, they take it. They say the most embarrassing things in public and touch EVERYTHING. But that is exactly what they are supposed to do. As difficult as it is for us, children are supposed to be impulsive. The frustration actually comes from our expectations often being higher than what children are actually capable of.

More information on my blog

https://www.thetherapistparent.com/post/developing-impulse-control-in-children