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Larsen Behavioral Wellness Larsen Behavioral Wellness is a psychotherapy practice specializing in cognitive behavioral therapy

10/23/2026

Halloween feeling like a lot? Start with a smaller plan.

Preview it together in daylight. Choose one comfortable step to try. Agree on a pause, then check in as you go. A quiet pumpkin-decorating moment at home is one way to join in, too.

Save this for your family’s planning conversation. For fears that persist or interfere with daily life, ask a mental-health professional for guidance. Learn about Larsen’s child therapy and parent consultation at https://www.larsenbehavioralwellness.com/.

Stock models illustrate an everyday family activity. They are not Larsen clients, and no diagnosis is implied. General education, not individualized treatment.

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Before the big night, make a little room for practice.Preview decorations in daylight. Try the costume at home. Ask your...
10/21/2026

Before the big night, make a little room for practice.

Preview decorations in daylight. Try the costume at home. Ask your child which small step they’d like to try, and agree on a way to ask for a pause.

“Want a break, or are you ready to head home?” gives you a check-in you can use along the way. Keep checking whether it still feels fun.

Swipe for a flexible family plan, including quieter ways to take part. Save it and choose one idea together.

If worries persist beyond the holiday or interfere with everyday activities, ask a mental-health professional for guidance. Larsen offers child therapy and parent consultation; learn more through the link in our bio.

General education, not individualized treatment. Healing begins Today

Halloween doesn’t have to look the same for every family.Your child might enjoy one familiar doorstep, a pumpkin-decorat...
10/19/2026

Halloween doesn’t have to look the same for every family.

Your child might enjoy one familiar doorstep, a pumpkin-decorating afternoon or a story at home. Talk through a small plan together, and leave room to change it.

A quieter celebration can still be your family’s celebration. If fears keep getting in the way of sleep, school or everyday activities, a mental-health professional can help you understand what support might fit.

Save this reminder. To ask about child therapy or parent consultation at Larsen Behavioral Wellness, visit https://www.larsenbehavioralwellness.com/.

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10/17/2026

When you’ve snapped at your child, wait until you can return calmly. Then try words that take responsibility: “I raised my voice. I’m sorry. That wasn’t okay.”

Invite their response. Listen. Follow through on one change you can realistically practice.

An apology doesn’t erase the moment or guarantee a quick reconnection. Your child may need time. If the same pattern keeps returning, parent consultation can offer support.

Save this repair script. Learn about Larsen’s parent support through the link in our bio.

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An apology can open the conversation. What happens afterward matters, too.Swipe through our repair notes for words you c...
10/15/2026

An apology can open the conversation. What happens afterward matters, too.

Swipe through our repair notes for words you can adapt when you’ve raised your voice. Settle first. Take responsibility for your own action. Let your child share what they’re ready to share, and choose a realistic change to practice.

You can apologize for your tone and still keep a reasonable limit. A child doesn’t have to comfort the adult or accept an apology immediately.

Save this guide for a calmer moment. For recurring tension, ask about parent consultation through the link in our bio.

General education, not individualized therapy. Healing begins Today

You raised your voice. Now what?When you’re calm enough to return, keep the apology focused on your action: “I raised my...
10/14/2026

You raised your voice. Now what?

When you’re calm enough to return, keep the apology focused on your action: “I raised my voice. I’m sorry. That wasn’t okay.”

Leave out the “but you…” Give your child space to respond, without asking them to reassure you or forgive you right away. Then choose one thing you’ll practice differently next time.

If tension keeps repeating at home, you don’t have to work on the pattern alone. Visit the link in our bio to ask Larsen Behavioral Wellness about parent consultation.

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Friendship hurt can feel enormous to a child. You don’t have to solve it in the first minute.Try these four moves:1. Pau...
10/09/2026

Friendship hurt can feel enormous to a child. You don’t have to solve it in the first minute.

Try these four moves:
1. Pause: “I’m glad you told me.”
2. Validate: “That sounds really hard.”
3. Ask: “Want me to listen—or help you think about what to do?”
4. Sort: Is this one rough moment, a repeated pattern, or a safety concern?

A disagreement and bullying aren’t the same. Bullying involves a power imbalance and repeated behavior—or behavior likely to repeat. Both still deserve calm attention.

If incidents continue, document the pattern, connect with a trusted adult at school, and consider professional support when distress affects daily life.
Save these slides for the next friendship rough spot.

Learn about Larsen Behavioral Wellness child and family services at larsenbehavioralwellness.com.

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10/08/2026

Your child says, “Nobody likes me.” Before you rush to fix it, try four small moves: pause, validate the hurt, ask whether they want listening or planning, then choose one next step together.

Not every friendship conflict is bullying. Look for repetition, a power imbalance, fear, harm, or changes in school, sleep, mood, and daily functioning. When the pattern continues or feels unsafe, involve a trusted adult at school and a qualified professional.

Save this Reel for the next friendship rough spot. Learn about child and family therapy at larsenbehavioralwellness.com.

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720 Monroe Street
Hoboken, NJ
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Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

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+12016393361

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