Renee Bracey, LMHC

Renee Bracey, LMHC Therapist ✦ Professor & Advocate ✦ Mom of 2
✨ Parenting support from a therapist who gets it
📍 Western MA ✦ Virtual & In-Person ✦ Call to Book

Hello and welcome! I’m Renee Bracey, a dedicated and compassionate Licensed Mental Health Professional with 20 years of experience. Throughout my career, I’ve specialized in providing culturally competent trauma-informed care to children and families across the nation. My expertise extends to treating children dealing with Trauma, ADHD, Anxiety, and Autism, among other challenges. With a steadfast

commitment to fostering healing and resilience, I’ve worked tirelessly to support and empower individuals and families navigating through tough times. My approach is grounded in empathy, evidence-based practices, and a genuine passion for helping others thrive despite adversity. Thank you for visiting my page, and I look forward to connecting with you!

Support changes outcomes. When children feel understood, they are more able to grow.Children thrive when we move beyond ...
06/01/2026

Support changes outcomes. When children feel understood, they are more able to grow.

Children thrive when we move beyond asking “What’s wrong?” and begin asking “What support is needed?” Understanding a child’s needs can change how we respond—and how they experience the world around them.

Sometimes small shifts in support create meaningful changes in behavior, learning, confidence, and connection.

If your child seems extra emotional, reactive, clingy, or overwhelmed lately, take a step back before assuming “bad beha...
05/26/2026

If your child seems extra emotional, reactive, clingy, or overwhelmed lately, take a step back before assuming “bad behavior.” Children often communicate stress through behavior before they have the words or skills to explain what’s happening.

Big feelings, changes in routine, sensory overload, exhaustion, excitement, and simply holding it together all day can show up as meltdowns, irritability, tears, or shutdowns.

Behavior is information. Looking beneath the behavior can help us respond with support instead of jumping straight to consequences.

Before you respond this week, pause and ask: What might my child be communicating right now?

Save this for the next time your child’s behavior feels bigger than the moment.

04/06/2026
04/06/2026
Sunday Intention: This week I will respond calmly even when emotions are big.A clear weekly focus can make it easier to ...
04/05/2026

Sunday Intention: This week I will respond calmly even when emotions are big.

A clear weekly focus can make it easier to come back to your values when parenting feels hard.

Sunday Intention: This week I will look for what my child is trying to communicate beneath the behavior.When we start th...
03/29/2026

Sunday Intention: This week I will look for what my child is trying to communicate beneath the behavior.

When we start the week with purpose, it becomes easier to respond with steadiness instead of urgency.

Sunday Intention: This week I will remember that progress in parenting is often slow and steady.Parenting rarely feels p...
03/22/2026

Sunday Intention: This week I will remember that progress in parenting is often slow and steady.

Parenting rarely feels perfect. Setting an intention can help you stay grounded in what matters most.

Sunday Intention: This week I will focus on connection before trying to fix the problem.Small mindset shifts at the star...
03/15/2026

Sunday Intention: This week I will focus on connection before trying to fix the problem.

Small mindset shifts at the start of the week often change how families move through hard moments.

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