AJ Johnson Psychological Services, PLLC

04/08/2025

A fabulous resource for all those looking to understand! Can't wait to get my copy!

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18bgh3SRcR/

05/17/2022

A very practical and helpful take on neurodivergence…overall just very insightful for all! Dr. Emily King nails it again!

‎Show Working Mom Hour, Ep Ep. 28: Working Mom Life with a Neurodivergent Kid - May 16, 2022

12/23/2021

Need a mental health break that’s close to home? Sugar Land boasts a variety of outdoor places that can take your mind off things, from Pawm Springs Dog Park to miles of hike and bike trails. Check…

10/14/2021

Have you and your partner discussed the meaning of money in your relationship? On this episode of Small Things Often, hear how to have productive conversations with your loved one as you work towards a shared financial vision: http://bit.ly/SmallThingsOften

10/13/2021

It's definitely not natural but we can work at it!

Repeated relational experiences have a huge impact on how our brain wires. Today, take a few moments to help your child feel that your home and the relationship you two share are a safe harbor for them, even when the storms are blowing in. By slowing down and becoming mindful about what’s happening around us, we can start to cultivate the kind of parental presence that and I talk about in our book The Power of Showing Up.

01/26/2021

We all feel it from time to time...Dr. Tina Payne Bryson has some timely tips ❤

01/20/2021

If you are feeling like you have lost control over screen time usage for your children, you are not alone. We all have.

“There will be a period of epic withdrawal,” warned one addiction specialist, once schools, activities and social life return to normal.

09/22/2020

It's time to "bloom where we have been planted" for now and make sure we are doing our best to truly connect even though things are not the same.

Deprive people of interactions with peers, and their social skills will atrophy. This is yet another side effect of the pandemic.

09/17/2020

Thank you WeAreTeachers for this graphic...
If we are trying to teach our children/teenagers how to advocate for themselves we cannot assume they actually know how to compose an email to a teacher. Teacher/Student relationships are paramount in the educational outcomes of our kids...this is a great support for teaching the skill of communicating with your teacher.

Good directions for high school students!

09/16/2020