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Cory(PhD, LCMHC) & Kate(CCC-SLP) + Our Practice

🧠Mental Health - Kid/Teen/Parent
📚Executive Function
🍎Continuing Ed for Professionals

Plus: Groups, Workshops & the BAPS Podcast

Fuquay Varina | Cary | Chapel Hill
🌐beaproblemsolverservices.com

10/29/2026

3 seconds. That’s all the time a teen gets to calculate the social cost of saying "no." ⏱️

💬 Want to dive deeper into how to handle peer pressure, teasing, and substance pressure with your child?

👉 Check out our October blog post for full details, scripts, and parent tips!

10/29/2026

Giving yourself permission to drop the pressure of perfection is the first step toward showing up fully for your kids and yourself.💐🤍

10/28/2026

Nearing the end of October means final exams, school holiday breaks are coming up, and a major shift in daily routines that can easily overwhelm neurodivergent minds. 🧠✨
As schedules change and holiday stress picks up, it’s easy to focus on behavioral "problems." But the real magic happens when we pivot from asking “How do we make them fit in?” to “How do we support how their brain actually works?” Supporting executive functioning during busy transitions isn't about perfection,it's about building supportive environments. 🌱
💬 How are you helping your child navigate the end-of-month hustle?

10/27/2026

Receiving a neurodivergent diagnosis for your child isn’t the end of a roadmap, it’s the start of a whole new way of understanding them. 🧠✨

The single biggest thing parents need to unlearn? Viewing a diagnosis as a limitation rather than a lens.

A diagnosis doesn’t change who your child is; it gives you the decoder ring to understand how their brain processes the world, regulates emotions, and thrives. When we stop trying to "fix" the neurodivergence and start adapting the environment, everything shifts.

💬 What was one mindset shift that helped you most after receiving a diagnosis?

10/27/2026

It's already here, and our teens are navigating it every single day. 📱🤖

From using ChatGPT for homework help to turning to bots for emotional outlets, the landscape of childhood and adolescence is shifting rapidly. As parents, educators, and mentors, our goal isn't to ban the technology, but to teach digital literacy, critical thinking, and healthy boundaries.

10/27/2026

Every kid has a Halloween candy personality! 🎃 Which strategy sounds most like your child (or teen)? Drop your letter in the comments below! 👇
🎃 A – Eats their favorites immediately
✨B – Rations it to make it last for months
🍂 C – Meticulously organizes it by color/type
☕ D – Immediately opens a trading post for things they don't like
(Or E: Parent sneaks the good chocolate while they aren't looking! 😉)

10/26/2026

Information is everywhere. Ex*****on is rare. 💡➡️⚙️

We live in a world where answers are always at our fingertips, yet the hardest part remains the same: translating understanding into performance. It’s not a lack of intelligence; it’s a gap in systems, habits, and environment.

Stop waiting for more information to spark action. Start building the habits that turn what you know into what you do.

Save this as a gentle reminder for your next deep-work session! 📌

10/22/2026

Stop guessing, start equipping! 🧰✨ We built a complete hub of therapist-backed tools to help you support your kids and teens through executive functioning, screen time, and emotional regulation.

10/22/2026

Peer pressure rarely sounds like a threat, it usually sounds like joke, a guilt trip, or a fake compliment😵‍💫

10/22/2026

Hard truth: teaching kids critical thinking starts with letting them respectfully push back. 💭

When we make room for healthy disagreements at home or in the classroom, we aren’t losing control—we’re giving them the tools to speak up, problem-solve, and advocate for themselves as they grow.

How do you encourage healthy dialogue when your kid or teen disagrees with you?

Address

127 Kingston Drive
Fuquay-Varina, NC
27514

Telephone

+19199805312

Website

https://beaproblemsolverservices.com/, https://www.amazon.com/shop/beaproblemsolver, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podca

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