Beehive Family Services

09/21/2026

New on the blog: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) — an evidence-based approach to help children and adolescents recover from traumatic experiences. Learn how TF-CBT combines cognitive, behavioral, and family techniques to build coping skills and support healing for both youth and caregivers. Read more: https://wix.to/nO6J5Xh

Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy or TF-CBT is an evidence-based treatment model used to guide children and adolescents through recovery of traumatic events. This model involves both individual and joint sessions with the child and caregiver. It combines techniques drawn from cognitive, be...

09/17/2026

**Whining ≠ a diagnosis.**
**Tantrums ≠ a diagnosis.**
**Arguing ≠ a diagnosis.**
**Big emotions ≠ a diagnosis.**

Children are still learning how to regulate emotions, tolerate disappointment, communicate, and handle frustration.

But how do you know when behavior goes beyond what's developmentally expected?

**We break it down here ↓**

https://www.beehivefamilyservices.com/post/developmentally-appropriate-behavior-in-children-what-s-normal-and-when-to-seek-help

09/13/2026

Barbara Ramos-Cryer, MSW, LCSW, MLS was featured in Voyage Utah Magazine. Check out the full interview!

I'm honored to share that I was recently interviewed for Voyage Utah Magazine's "Meet" series, where local business owners get a chance to talk about their story and the work they do. https://voyageutah.com/interview/meet-barbara-ramos-cryer-of-beehive-family-servicesIn the piece, I talk about a par...

08/14/2026

✨ Welcome, Bailie! ✨

We’re excited to welcome Bailie, CSW, to the Beehive Family Services team!

Bailie earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Utah and brings experience working with refugees, asylum seekers, survivors of trauma and displacement, and children from a variety of cultural backgrounds. These experiences have helped shape a thoughtful, compassionate approach grounded in respect for each client’s story and resilience.

Bailie enjoys working with adults, couples, and families navigating concerns such as trauma, depression, relationship challenges, life transitions, identity, and self-worth. She is especially passionate about helping clients better understand themselves, recognize their strengths, and move toward lives that feel more authentic and fulfilling.

Her clinical style is empathetic, reflective, and genuine. Bailie believes therapy can hold space for difficult and meaningful conversations while still allowing room for humor, creativity, and connection. She works collaboratively with clients and gently challenges them when it can support growth.

Outside of the therapy room, Bailie enjoys cooking, long walks, reading, traveling, exploring local restaurants and coffee shops, and, of course, some good reality television.

We’re so happy to have Bailie on our team and are excited for our community to get to know her! 💛🐝

08/14/2026

✨ Welcome, Noelle! ✨

We’re excited to welcome Noelle to the Beehive Family Services team as a Clinical Intern!

Noelle is completing the first year of her Master of Social Work program at the University of Utah. She has a special passion for working with young children who are experiencing trauma, difficulties with emotional regulation, or challenges communicating their needs.

Her approach is calm, patient, and grounding. Noelle creates a supportive environment where children can feel safe expressing themselves while learning to identify their emotions, build practical coping skills, and develop the language they need to communicate their wants and needs.

Noelle also enjoys partnering with parents and caregivers to help them better understand their child’s emotional and behavioral needs. She believes that supporting the whole family can strengthen communication, build a child’s confidence and sense of security, and create meaningful, lasting change.

Noelle is currently accepting new clients, accepts select insurance plans, and offers a sliding-scale fee option to help make therapy more accessible.

We’re so happy to have Noelle joining our team and are excited for our families and community to get to know her! 💛🐝

08/14/2026

✨ **Welcome, Zoe!** ✨

We’re excited to welcome **Zoe** to the Beehive Family Services team as a Clinical Intern!

Zoe is completing the final year of her Master of Social Work program at the University of Utah. She brings a warm, energetic, and compassionate approach to therapy and enjoys working with individuals and families from all walks of life.

Zoe has experience supporting clients through mental health concerns, disabilities, grief and loss, substance-use-related family challenges, and other difficult life circumstances. She believes meaningful therapy begins with a strong, trusting relationship and works to create a space where clients feel safe, heard, and understood.

Her own experience growing up in a kinship family has also strengthened her appreciation for the importance of compassion, stability, and supportive relationships when families are navigating complex circumstances.

**Zoe is currently accepting new clients, accepts select insurance plans, and offers a sliding-scale fee option to help make therapy more accessible.**

We’re so happy to have Zoe joining our team and can’t wait for our families and community to get to know her! 💛🐝

08/14/2026

💛 Families Change. Love Can Still Grow.

Divorce or blending families can bring a lot of change, new routines, new relationships, and new emotions for everyone involved.

Through it all, children don’t need everything to be perfect. They need to know they are loved, supported, and safe to be themselves.

A family may look different than it once did, but different doesn’t mean less. With patience, consistency, and care, a new chapter can become a place for connection, healing, and growth. 🌻

08/05/2026

Ever feel like you're holding it all together... but barely?

You get the kids where they need to be.
You go to work.
You answer the texts.
You smile when people ask how you're doing.

And then you finally get a quiet moment...
..and realize you're exhausted.

If that's you, you're not failing.

You're carrying a lot.

You don't need someone to tell you to "try harder." You need a safe place where you don't have to pretend you're okay.

So today, here's your reminder:

💛 You don't have to earn rest.
💛 You don't have to have everything figured out.
💛 It's okay to ask for support before you reach your breaking point.

If this resonates with you, you're not alone.

What's one word that describes how you're feeling today?

08/03/2026

Before the new week begins, take a moment to check in with yourself.

What do you need more of this week?

😴 Rest
🤝 Support
📅 Structure
💛 Connection
🌿 Space

Choose one as your intention for the week.

Recognizing what you need is the first step toward taking care of yourself.

www.beehivefamilyservices.com

06/04/2026

🤔 Are You Dealing With...

• Constant power struggles and defiance?
• A child who struggles with anxiety or big emotions?
• ADHD challenges at home?
• Frequent meltdowns or emotional outbursts?
• Difficulties co-parenting after separation or divorce?
• Communication breakdowns between you and your child?
• Feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or unsure if you're handling things "right"?
• Family transitions that are creating stress at home?

You don't have to navigate it alone.

🌟 Parent Support & Guidance with Hunter Jones, CSW 🌟

Hunter works directly with parents to provide practical strategies, support, and guidance to help you:

✅ Build stronger connections with your child
✅ Improve communication and reduce conflict
✅ Better understand and respond to challenging behaviors
✅ Navigate ADHD, anxiety, and emotional regulation concerns
✅ Support children through family changes and transitions
✅ Feel more confident and effective as a parent

Sometimes, a few new tools, a fresh perspective, and the right support can make all the difference. Call or text to get scheduled with Hunter and begin thriving!

📞 Call or Text: 385-238-8522
📧 [[email protected]]
🌐 [www.beehivefamilyservices.com]

💬 What's the biggest parenting challenge you're facing right now? We'd love to hear from you.