Sage House Blogs
Back to School & Art Therapy
Summer is coming to an end and it’s back to school time for parents and children. If this is a tough time of year for your family, try incorporating art therapy to ease the transitional period.
Entertaining Your Children Without Screens
The final installment of our social media-focused blog series following National Social Media Day on June 30th will be focused on activities you can do with your children that don’t involve screen time.
How Does Social Media Impact Brain Development in Adolescents?
We’re continuing the conversation on children’s’ social media usage and how it affects them. June 30th was National Social Media Day and in our second installment of this blog series, we’ll be looking at how screen time and social media affects brain development in children and teenagers.
The Benefits of Limiting Children’s Social Media Usage
June 30th is National Social Media Day and in light of this we’d like to share the recent announcement made by the U.S Surgeon General on the effects social media has on mental health in the youth.
Back to School Guide: Student Edition
Labor Day came and went, and for most students, the school year started this week. If you’ve noticed your child acting anxious or fearsome about going back to school, don’t worry.
National Children’s Mental Health Day
It’s easy to identify a child’s physical necessities, like food, water, clothing and housing. What’s more challenging for parents, though, is identifying their mental needs
The Effects of Stress on Children’s Mental Health
Too much stress has a negative effect on everybody, children more so than others. An excessive toxic amount of stress can impact a child’s development and take a toll on their health.
The Journey to Parenthood Through Adoption
November is National Adoption Month, and we want to take time to address the journey to parenthood through adoption. As we gear up for Thanksgiving…
Preparing for Back to School
This year, back to school may feel a little different than usual. Due to the pandemic, there may be adjustments to in-person learning, new routines…