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Our pediatric mental health clinics are open in Brooklyn Heights, Lake Success on Long Island, and Columbus Circle in Manhattan — schedule your child’s first appointment today!

📱 Remember, everyone else’s “happy” holiday doesn’t have to put pressure on yours. 📈 Besides, highlight reels don’t pain...
11/25/2025

📱 Remember, everyone else’s “happy” holiday doesn’t have to put pressure on yours.

📈 Besides, highlight reels don’t paint a full picture, and you don’t have to live up to anyone’s expectations but your own. (And sometimes those can be brought down a touch, too.)

💗 Your undivided attention is a gift that your child will never outgrow.

Swipe through to learn a few ways to keep it simple this season.

11/25/2025

🎁 Your kids are making wish lists and already talking about the “holiday haul” photo they want to post.

🥂 You’re invited to six holiday parties (fun!), which means six hostess gifts — and you better start looking for a babysitter now (UGH).

✈️ Also? You’ve got three work trips, a dog on antibiotics, an un-potty-trained toddler, and a teenager who snuck out last night. Not exactly festive.

🥴 If you’re feeling more chaotic than cozy, you get it. And tomorrow’s post is for you.

In the meantime, let perfection go.

Right now, good enough is good enough.

😓 Avoidance. Refusal. Fears they can’t control.When everyday activities become too overwhelming for a child with anxiety...
11/20/2025

😓 Avoidance. Refusal. Fears they can’t control.

When everyday activities become too overwhelming for a child with anxiety, the whole family — and all your fun holiday plans — can be affected. You’re worried they’re missing out, and they’re worried about, well, everything.

Here are a few simple ways to help ease everyone’s mind:

1️⃣ Adjust expectations: Forcing your scared child to ice skate with an all-or-nothing attitude isn’t as helpful as finding small steps towards the activity.

2️⃣ Validate and encourage: Make sure your child knows you understand the emotions they’re feeling and still encourage positive behaviors.

3️⃣ Praise every effort: Going to the skating rink might be a big step forward. Watching with a hot cocoa may be a first step toward success. Effort = 🤩

Help is here when you need it.

🔗 Visit the link in bio to schedule an intake appointment or call us.

11/19/2025

If you want to love where you work, you belong at Brightline.

🧡 We have open roles at all of our pediatric mental health clinics — Brooklyn, Long Island, and Manhattan.

🔗 Browse our open positions here: https://hellobright.co/clinicalroles

💻 You let your kids rot on screens all day one day, so the next day you ban them altogether, creating confusion and an u...
11/19/2025

💻 You let your kids rot on screens all day one day, so the next day you ban them altogether, creating confusion and an uproar.

🍎 The thought that it might actually be easier to have the kids in school all day is real. (Teachers are gifted people.)

👉 Swipe through to learn a few ways to relax and enjoy the family time together.

11/18/2025

🤪 The pantry has been raided multiple times, every TV is on, zero naps have been taken, and the people you live with are either grumpy, overtired, or making a mess.

👀 Also, it’s barely 10am.

🥴 If you’ve got a full house (and you’re losing it), you get it.

For now, let perfection go.

Good enough is good enough.

🔥 Tough transitions. Defiance. Testing boundaries.You just want to get your to-do list cleared. But your child is overti...
11/13/2025

🔥 Tough transitions. Defiance. Testing boundaries.

You just want to get your to-do list cleared. But your child is overtired, overstimulated, and over the errands — so they blow up. Try to manage expectations, stick to a plan, and remember this is just one moment in time.

A few reminders that can help you and your child in a heated moment:

1️⃣ Stay calm: Take a deep breath and remember when you don’t match your child’s energy, you’re modeling how to manage big feelings in calm ways.

2️⃣ Stay steady: You may be tempted to give your child what they want just to end the escalation. Resist that temptation (it teaches them that the outburst works).

3️⃣ Stay consistent: Age-appropriate consequences and rewards only work when they can be relied upon — keep your word, even when it’s inconvenient.

Help is here when you need it.

Visit the link in the comments 👇 to schedule an intake appointment or call us at 📞 888-255-1976

11/12/2025

✅ We’re hiring clinicians for our pediatric mental health clinics in Brooklyn, on Long Island, and in Manhattan.

Join us. Browse our open positions at the link in bio.

💔 The truth is, you’ve been dreading the holidays ever since your partner died. 😞 Something huge has changed. Nothing fe...
11/11/2025

💔 The truth is, you’ve been dreading the holidays ever since your partner died.

😞 Something huge has changed. Nothing feels the same, and nothing has to.

🧡 By honestly acknowledging how you feel and what you need, you’re creating a safe space for your kids to do the same.

Swipe through to see a few ways to tap into who is here with you now while honoring both your feelings and your family’s loss.

11/10/2025

🥺 You might be faking it or consumed by grief and guilt — both when you’re falling apart and when you feel a fleeting glimmer of joy.

💔 The kids are looking forward to the holidays but none of you know how to do it this year, this way.

🫶 If you’re navigating grief and loss this year, you get it. And tomorrow’s post is for you.

In the meantime, let perfection go.

Right now, good enough is good enough.

😱 Packed schedules. Busy places. Loud music.The holidays can feel overwhelming for kids who struggle with ADHD. And when...
11/06/2025

😱 Packed schedules. Busy places. Loud music.

The holidays can feel overwhelming for kids who struggle with ADHD. And when you’re worried your child is going to lose it in public, it’s hard to relax and enjoy yourself.

A little preparation can help set your family up for success:

1️⃣ Explain: Talk through what might be needed at the event — what reminders are helpful and how can you tune into your child when they’re in a tough moment.

2️⃣ Check in: Depending on your child’s age and stage, you can make eye contact from across the room to share a silent thumbs up, or take a moment to chat quietly.

3️⃣ Have an exit plan: if your child seems overwhelmed, decide how/when you’ll get them into a quieter place where they (and you) can regulate.

Help is here when you need it. Visit brightline.com to schedule an intake appointment or call us.

11/05/2025

Good news! We’re hiring therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists for our Brooklyn, Long Island, and Manhattan pediatric mental health clinics.

🧡 If you want to love where you work (and enjoy some work/life balance), you belong at Brightline.

👀 Browse our open positions at the 🔗 link in bio.

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32 Court St Ste 808
Brooklyn, NY
11201

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+18882247332

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A bright future for every child

We’re reinventing behavioral and developmental care for children and families with our technology-enabled, team-based approach. With us, you’re never in this alone.

Family comes first here

Brightline was founded by a team who deeply understand the critical need for better behavioral care for children, because they’ve been there, too. We strive for our care to be nothing short of extraordinary. Everything we do is to support children and families in reaching a brighter future.

We’ve been there, too