Shared Vision Psychological Services

04/17/2026

Have you noticed the pinwheels around our office? 💙
They symbolize the happy, healthy childhood every child deserves and show our support for Child Abuse Prevention Month this April.

Learn more, find resources, and see how you can get involved:
https://preventchildabuse.org/cap-month-2026/

04/15/2026

🔹April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. In our latest blog post, Dr. Kristin Condon shares insights on recognizing possible warning signs of abuse, along with resources for talking about body safety and accessing support:

Author: Dr. Kristin Condon The vast preponderance of sexual crimes against children go unreported. As a result, even the statistics we have—already deeply concerning—likely underestimate the true scope of the problem. In the United States, an estimated one in four girls and one in six boys will ...

04/08/2026

🧠 Neurodiversity emphasizes brain differences—not deficits—challenging the idea of “normal” and the pressures to conform to neurotypical ideals. These differences are a natural part of human diversity, and a more empathetic, inclusive world allows neurodiverse individuals to harness their strengths.

In this blog, we explore what neurodiversity is, the “double empathy problem,” the benefits of assessment and screening, and ways to support a more inclusive world:

Author: Dr. Anna Fogarty What is “Neurodiversity”? Neurodiversity captures the idea that developmental differences are a result of normal variations in the genome. It is a movement that focuses on brain differences rather than deficits and challenging one’s ideas about “normalcy” and the v...

04/02/2026

📣 April is Autism Acceptance Month!
Autism Acceptance Month emphasizes increasing awareness, support, and advocacy for autistic individuals as well as driving actionable change to improve inclusivity. Follow the links below for more information:

🧠Learn about Autism: https://autisticadvocacy.org/about-asan/about-autism/
🤝Join advocacy efforts: https://autisticadvocacy.org/get-involved/
📚Books on Autism & Neurodiversity: https://notanautismmom.com/2020/07/20/autism-books/

03/31/2026

When children are in a family facing separation or divorce, conversations around the topic can be challenging and add another layer of distress to an already difficult time. It's important to understand how these discussions can impact your child and to remain mindful and attuned to their reactions and needs. To support you in navigating this, we've compiled some essential guidelines to consider:

Author: Dr. Sari Rosenberg As a clinic that provides therapeutic services across the lifespan, we often find that many of the individuals and families who seek our support struggle with difficulties related to marital distress within the home environment. The prevalence of these difficulties is refl...

03/27/2026

🌿Our March Newsletter is here!🌿
In this issue:
🥗A blog post exploring how the foods you eat can impact your mood and mental well-being - in honor of National Nutrition Month
🤝Our latest support group offerings - now enrolling!
💻A quick client portal tip

📩 Click here to download the newsletter:

Click here to download our March 2026 Newsletter!

03/25/2026

Some behaviors may be a child’s way of coping with overwhelming worry.

When teachers and parents recognize these warning signs, they’re better equipped to offer support and guidance.

Learn more from APA’s mental health primer on anxiety: https://at.apa.org/938806

03/24/2026

Anxiety often influences how kids and teens think and feel. Learning to spot emotional warning signs helps adults respond with patience, understanding, and care.

Learn more from APA’s mental health primer on anxiety: https://at.apa.org/938806

03/20/2026

Spring is here (finally!) ☀️As the season shifts, we often feel a surge of anxious or restless energy after the stillness of winter. Our emotional world needs a reset just as much as our physical body, and research continues to highlight the powerful mind-body connection in supporting overall well-being.

Practices like yoga and mindfulness can help us release built-up energy and reconnect with ourselves in a more grounded and balanced way.

Ready to reset this season? Read more here:

Dr. Alexandria Salerno Spring has arrived! From a movement and biological perspective, this means our bodies are yearning to get outside and get moving again. Just like the buds on trees and animals climbing out of hibernation, we all have an innate desire to be active when the weather warms. This s...

02/27/2026

February 23-March 1st is National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. For more information about eating disorders and providing support, please visit: https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org

https://sharedvision.org/2021/02/26/how-to-support-a-child-with-an-eating-disorder/

Author: Dr. Olivia Kleinman It is important to help children and adolescents develop a positive body image and a healthy, balanced relationship with food. However, that is often more challenging than it sounds. In our society, there is a pressure of unrealistic standards that often impacts body imag...

02/25/2026

📣New: Pre-Teen & Early Teen Support Group
We’re excited to introduce a new Pre-Teen & Early Teen Support Group designed to support youth in grades 7 & 8 (ages 12-14) as they navigate the transition into adolescence. This developmental period brings rapid physical, emotional, cognitive, and relational changes that can feel confusing or overwhelming for kids and parents alike. The group will offer a supportive, age-appropriate space for participants to build self-awareness, emotional regulation, and peer connection, while normalizing the challenges that come with this stage of growth. Through discussion and interactive activities, the group aims to help tweens and teens to feel more confident and understood during this important transition.

02/13/2026

Reliable, supportive relationships can help us grow stronger, more resilient, and more confident. 🧡
Discover the positive impact of dependable relationships:
http://sharedvision.org/2020/02/06/the-positive-side-of-dependence-how-dependable-relationships-can-strengthen-us-as-individuals/

Author: Dr. Megan Oliverio Dependence is often seen as a bad word and associated with being “needy” or emotionally unstable. However, research on what really helps people become happy, successful, and even independent, shows us that a strong dependable connection is key. A common message in toda...