Rocky Mountain Psychological Services

08/01/2026

We are deeply saddened to learn of the loss of Parker.

Our thoughts are with his family, loved ones, classmates, caregivers, first responders, volunteers, and all members of the community who hoped for a different outcome.

Events like this can affect children and adults in different ways. If your child has questions, fears, or strong emotions, take time to listen, provide reassurance, and seek support if needed.

We extend our sincere condolences to everyone impacted by this tragedy.

07/31/2026

International Day of Friendship is a reminder that healthy friendships can have a positive impact on everyday life.

For children and teens, friendships can support confidence, communication, empathy, and a sense of belonging.

From Rocky Mountain Psychological Services, wishing you a meaningful International Day of Friendship.

07/29/2026

During summer break, siblings often spend more time together. This can create opportunities for shared play and family memories, but it can also lead to more conflict, frustration, and boundary testing.

Sibling conflict can be part of learning how to share space, communicate needs, manage disappointment, and repair after difficult moments.

At Rocky Mountain Psychological Services, we work with families to strengthen communication, emotional understanding, conflict resolution, and healthier patterns at home.

If sibling conflict is becoming stressful during summer break, send us a message or connect with our team at rmpsychservices.com

07/28/2026

Every family experiences difficult seasons. Stress, transitions, parenting challenges, grief, school concerns, separation, emotional overwhelm, or repeated conflict can affect how connected a family feels.

Family therapy provides a supportive space to strengthen communication, understand patterns, and work toward healthier ways of responding to challenges.

At Rocky Mountain Psychological Services, we support families with compassion, professionalism, and care that considers children, parents, caregivers, and the family system as a whole.

If your family is navigating conflict, communication challenges, emotional distance, or repeated patterns that feel difficult to change, send us a message or connect with our team at rmpsychservices.com

07/26/2026

Summer travel and family plans can be meaningful, but changes in routine can be difficult for children.

New places, different sleep arrangements, unfamiliar expectations, more social interaction, and less predictability can affect sleep, mood, behaviour, and flexibility.

At Rocky Mountain Psychological Services, we help families understand behaviour, build coping tools, and create strategies that support children through transitions and daily challenges.

If travel, summer plans, or routine changes are difficult for your child or family, send us a message or connect with our team at rmpsychservices.com.

07/24/2026

International Self-Care Day is a reminder that caring for others should not mean ignoring your own needs.

Self-care does not have to be complicated. It can be taking a few quiet minutes, asking for help, resting when possible, setting a boundary, or giving yourself time to recover after a difficult day.

From all of us at Rocky Mountain Psychological Services, we hope today reminds you that your rest, needs, and well-being matter too.

07/23/2026

ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, or Learning Disability? Understanding the Signs.

Learn the key differences between ADHD, autism, anxiety, and learning disabilities in children. Discover common signs, when to seek an assessment, and how RMPS can help.

07/23/2026

Summer camp can be a positive experience, but adjusting to a new environment can still feel difficult for some children.

New adults, unfamiliar routines, group activities, peer interactions, noise, and separation from caregivers can all require emotional adjustment.

At Rocky Mountain Psychological Services, we help families better understand anxiety, transitions, emotional development, and the everyday challenges children may experience in new settings.

If your child is struggling with separation, transitions, or anxiety around summer activities, send us a message or connect with our team at rmpsychservices.com

07/22/2026

Gifted children may show strong curiosity, advanced reasoning, creativity, deep focus, or quick learning. They may also experience frustration, perfectionism, boredom at school, emotional intensity, or social challenges.

A gifted assessment helps identify a child’s strengths, learning profile, academic needs, and emotional or educational support needs.

At Rocky Mountain Psychological Services, assessments are completed with a whole-child perspective. The goal is to help families and schools better understand both the child’s abilities and the supports that can help them thrive.

If you are looking for clarity around your child’s strengths, school experience, emotional intensity, or learning needs, send us a message or connect with our team at rmpsychservices.com

07/21/2026

Does My Child Need an Assessment or Therapy? How to Know Which Support Is Right.

Learn the difference between psychological assessments and therapy, the signs your child may need each, and how RMPS helps families choose the right support.