Rising Lotus Therapy Center

10/29/2025

If you have a child or teen with ADHD and can only read one book, make it this one! ADHD is something that is truly hard to understand if you do not live it every day. This book will open your eyes to the inner struggles of children and teens living with ADHD and the best ways to support them, minus the pushback and power struggles.

10/21/2025

Do you love someone with ADHD? Do you find it challenging sometimes? Maybe you find yourself shaming them to behavior that comes naturally to them. Here are some things to remember to help you understand your ADHD loved one and ease some of the frustration.

10/20/2025

If you're raising a child or teen with ADHD, chances are the condition is not what you thought it was. And sometimes it can be a real struggle. We get it. The struggle is REAL.

That's why you should DOWNLOAD our FREE GUIDE, "Parenting ADHD. What You Don't Know About ADHD Can Be the Key to Calming the Chaos." It's full of practical tips to manage the chaos with love and support.

www.RisingLotusCenter.com/parenting-adhd

10/07/2025

The ADHD brain needs to be genuinely interested in something to take action. Any parent who has tried to get their child out of the house on a school morning or off a video game for dinner understands this well. Finding out what motivates your child can be a challenge, but knowing these five core motivators can help.

Sit down and think of a few things in each category that might work for your child. Doing so helps awaken a different part of the brain and moves them into action!

10/02/2025

Ever wonder what your ADHD child or teen is thinking? feeling? doing? Well, here's a sneak peek into what might be going on inside their head.

09/24/2025

Mona Delahooke's book has been called "revolutionary" for the paradigm shift it asks of all who love and support children. It applies the latest neuroscience research in practical and understanding ways by presenting effective tools and strategies for children who may exhibit behaviors seen as challenging by the adults who care for them.

This book is especially helpful for neurodivergent children and their families. It is a fantastic resource we refer to often and we think you will, too!

09/22/2025

If your child is struggling in school or with peers, your child’s teacher or coach may suggest Play Therapy. But what is Play Therapy and how can it benefit children? Keep reading for detailed information on how it may be helpful for your child and family. https://www.risinglotuscenter.com/blog/play-therapy

Play therapy is a therapeutic intervention specifically created to help children understand the world around them. Learn more here.

09/17/2025

Have you ever wondered why there doesn't seem to be a handout for toddler and preschooler behavior? I mean, this is hard, right? Well, here's our cheat sheet for some of the puzzling or frustrating behaviors you may experience with your little one.

Grab your free copy.
www.RisingLotusCenter.com/developmental-guidance

09/16/2025

When your toddler reaches the stage when "no" seems to just naturally flow our of their mouth, you may need a reminder to help you through your frustration. It's not disobedience or disrespect. It's a young child's first attempts at autonomy--a necessary developmental stage.

Take a deep breath and remember you're raising a strong, independent human.

09/12/2025

Thank you, Sami! Your dedication to your clients does not go unnoticed. You bring a smile to all your clients' faces. 😄

09/05/2025

Kids do NOT choose to exhibit challenging behavior. They are NOT trying to give you a hard time. Instead, they are having a hard time. Just like adults, they do poorly when life demands skills they are lacking.

When we recognize that children’s misbehavior is a result of lacking skills and unsolved problems, we see that issues can be proactively solved with our child. Instead of jumping to a punishment, we can solve challenging behavior and mend our relationship with our child.

09/03/2025

Did you know that Play therapy is evidenced-based? Something as natural as play, in a therapeutic setting, helps children gain mastery of their particular world.

It provides a safe place for children to confront and address their struggles, almost like a rehearsal for real life. Have you had a positive experience with Play Therapy?