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Month: September 2023

How to Help Children who are in Survival Mode?

June 17, 2026September 8, 2023 by Mindy Quan
Caucasian loving parents play with baby boy child on bed in bedroom. Happy family, attractive beautiful young couple dad and mom dance with cute infant toddler son

A child on survival mode can be the result of trauma. Connecting positively can help a child to feel safe and shows you as a trusting figure in their life.

Categories Child Counseling, Communication, Mental Health, Parenting, Trauma Counseling Tags Child Behavior, Child Mental Health, Counseling and Therapy, Trauma Informed Counseling

Scarcity Mindset in Kids

June 17, 2026September 1, 2023 by Mindy Quan

Kids develop a scarcity mindset as a survival way of thinking designed to promote acquisition of resources in order to stay alive. What can parent do?

Categories Child Counseling, Family Counseling, Foster Parenting, Parenting, Trauma Counseling Tags Child Behavior, Child Mental Health, Trauma Informed Counseling

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