Larsen Behavioral Wellness

06/03/2026

One of the easiest ways to improve children’s behaviors is to “catch them being good”- praise behaviors they are naturally doing that you want to see more of!

06/03/2026

One trend therapists are seeing more frequently is an increase in children struggling with emotional regulation.

Many children aren’t intentionally acting out—they’re communicating that they’re overwhelmed.

Parents may notice:

• Bigger reactions to everyday frustrations
• Difficulty calming down once upset
• Increased irritability or emotional outbursts
• Challenges expressing feelings in healthy ways

The good news? Emotional regulation is a skill that can be learned.

When children are given the right tools and support, they can build confidence, resilience, and healthier ways of navigating life’s challenges.

At Larsen Behavioral Wellness, we help children and families understand emotions, strengthen coping skills, and create positive changes that last beyond the therapy room.

Learn more about our child and family therapy services at
www.larsenbehavioralwellness.com



ChildMentalHealth, ParentSupport, EmotionalWellness, ChildTherapy, MentalHealthAwareness, FamilySupport, BehavioralHealth, Parenting

06/01/2026

So many people spend their days taking care of everyone else.

The parent.
The partner.
The caregiver.
The friend.
The professional.

And somewhere along the way, their own needs get pushed to the bottom of the list.

If you’ve been carrying stress, anxiety, overwhelm, or emotional exhaustion on your own, this is your reminder:

You don’t have to keep doing it alone.

Therapy provides a space where you can focus on your thoughts, your feelings, and your well-being without judgment or expectations.

Seeking support isn’t a sign that you’re failing. It’s a sign that you’re investing in yourself.

At Larsen Behavioral Wellness, we’re here to help you navigate life’s challenges with compassion, practical tools, and evidence-based care.

Ready to take the first step?

Visit www.larsenbehavioralwellness.com to learn more or schedule an appointment.



MentalHealthSupport, TherapySupport, EmotionalWellness, SelfCare, MentalHealthAwareness, BehavioralHealth, SupportMatters, Wellbeing

05/28/2026

Every family experiences challenges—but you don’t have to work through them alone.

Family therapy provides a supportive space for family members to improve communication, strengthen relationships, and better navigate difficult situations together.

Family therapy can help with:

• Communication difficulties
• Parenting challenges
• Stressful life transitions
• Emotional disconnection or conflict
• Supporting a child or family member through mental health challenges

The goal isn’t perfection—it’s creating healthier patterns, stronger relationships, and a more supportive home environment.

At Larsen Behavioral Wellness, we work collaboratively with families to help each member feel heard, understood, and supported.

Learn more about family therapy or schedule an appointment at
www.larsenbehavioralwellness.com



FamilyTherapy, ParentSupport, MentalHealthAwareness, FamilySupport, TherapySupport, BehavioralHealth, EmotionalWellness, HealthyRelationships

05/27/2026

Part 1: What is Effective Discipline?
It's a myth that Discipline doesn't work. Watch our 5 part series explaining 5 key components to effectively addressing problem behaviors in your home.

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. 🇺🇸

This Memorial Day, may we hold space for gratitude, reflection, and the importance of supporting one another through every season of life. Wishing you and your loved ones a peaceful and meaningful holiday.



MemorialDay, HonorAndRemember, MentalWellness, BehavioralHealth, TherapySupport, LarsenBehavioralWellness, CommunityCare, HealingJourney

05/25/2026

Tips for surviving a long weekend of rain with kids.

05/21/2026

05/20/2026

Anxiety in children doesn’t always sound like, “I’m anxious.”

Often, it shows up through behaviors, physical symptoms, or emotional reactions that parents may not immediately connect to stress or worry.

Some common signs include:

• Frequent stomachaches or headaches
• Avoiding school or social activities
• Trouble sleeping or relaxing
• Irritability or emotional outbursts

Children don’t always have the words to explain what they’re feeling—but their behaviors can offer important clues.

Recognizing anxiety early can help children receive the support and coping tools they need to feel more confident and secure.

At Larsen Behavioral Wellness, we work with children and families to better understand anxiety and build healthy emotional strategies together.

👉 Read more about recognizing anxiety in children on our blog:
www.larsenbehavioralwellness.com



ChildAnxiety, ChildTherapy, MentalHealthAwareness, ParentSupport, FamilySupport, EmotionalWellness, BehavioralHealth, MentalHealthCare

05/18/2026

3 tips on how to ease the transition home after spending extended time away from your small kids.