The Behavioral Center

12/01/2025

Don't forget our Texas Roadhouse TIPS Day is this Friday! Come out and see your favorite local "celebrities" and support a great cause!

12/01/2025

Reminder: Skating opens tomorrow!

11/30/2025

11/30/2025

If this month felt like a blur, pause here.
The wins, the lessons, the pivots—they’re all trying to tell you something.

Your next level starts with awareness.
Not hustle. Not pressure. Just clarity.

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11/30/2025

11/30/2025

11/29/2025

11/29/2025

A tantrum isn’t “naughty.”
Backchat isn’t “disrespect.”
Shutting down isn’t “rude.”
Crying over small things isn’t “overreacting.”

They’re all messages:
📌 “I’m overwhelmed.”
📌 “I don’t feel heard.”
📌 “I’m scared of getting it wrong.”
📌 “I don’t know how to cope with this feeling.”

Children show us their feelings through behaviour long before they can tell us with words.

So your superpower isn’t being the “perfect parent.”
It’s being the safe place.

🧠 Pause before reacting
💛 Get curious instead of furious
🗣️ “What’s really happening for my child right now?”

Connection first → behaviour follows.

You’re not raising a perfectly behaved child.
You’re raising a human who knows they’re loved when they’re at their worst.
And that changes everything. 🤍

More information in my book Guidance from The Therapist Parent Available on my website www.thetherapistparent.com and Amazon

11/29/2025

Some parents create confusion, chaos, or emotional strain without ever realizing the impact 🍂 Today’s post explores eight types of toxic parents so you can understand what shaped you and what you can shift.

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11/29/2025

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11/29/2025

11/29/2025

Today we’re focusing on the difference between Time-Out and Time-In — two approaches that look similar on the surface but shape emotional development in completely different ways.

This simple truth sits at the heart of brain-based, connection-focused discipline. Regulation is taught through presence, not isolation — and today’s posts will explore exactly why.