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3660 Stoneridge Rd

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Austin, TX 78746

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  • Flip Your Mental Script: How To Get “Unstuck”

    Author: Lauren Farwell, Psy.D. posted: May 17, 2019.

    Today’s Scene: It’s volleyball game night, and I’m already feeling out of sync in the warm up. The usual fluid movement of jumping to hit the ball felt more spazzy Read more
  • Enmeshment

    Author: Bryn E. Schiele Moore, Ph.D. posted: May 06, 2019.

    Child psychologist describes how poor boundaries can effect relationships and mold children's expectations. Read more
  • Boundaries with Kids

    Author: Bryn E. Schiele Moore, Ph.D. posted: Apr. 12, 2019.

    It has long been said that the first place that children develop their inner “working model” of how relationships function is based on their attachment to their parents. The early Read more
  • Your Wise Mind: Emotion and Logic as Allies, Not Enemies

    Author: Dr. Lauren Farwell posted: Feb. 26, 2019.

    Today’s Scene: I’m at the gym and doing a more grueling workout than usual. You see, a few of my New Year’s resolutions, like many of you, are to improve Read more
  • Twice Exceptionality: What It Is and How To Help

    Author: Bryn E. Schiele Moore, Ph.D. posted: Feb. 11, 2019.

    As a child psychologist who performs neuropsychological and psychological testing, I frequently receive referrals regarding a child’s capabilities, and whether there are challenges that are impacting learning, such as AD/HD, Read more
  • A dilemma for parents: Providing support vs encouraging individuation

    Author: Carney Soderberg, Psy.D. posted: Jan. 02, 2019.

    Child psychologist discusses how to help children effectively manage their emotions and behavior Read more
  • Building Your Wise Brain to Manage Stress

    Author: Lauren Farwell, Psy.D. posted: Nov. 27, 2018.

    Today’s Scene: I’m looking at my to-do list, and I’m overwhelmed…welcome to the holiday season! I’m sure I could leave this statement on its own for it to resonate with Read more
  • When You Feel Like a Fraud: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

    Author: Bryn Schiele Moore, Ph.D. posted: Oct. 19, 2018.

    Clinical psychologist discusses the imposter phenomenon and how to overcome Read more
  • Non-Medication Treatments for Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

    Author: Carney Soderberg, Psy.D. posted: Oct. 12, 2018.

    Medication can certainly help to manage symptoms of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD), but is not the best or only treatment option for every child. Although different medications are available, some individuals Read more
  • Social Media and Mental Health

    Author: Lauren Farwell, Psy.D. posted: Oct. 01, 2018.

    Today’s scene: I’m at one of my favorite lunch spots with some friends engaged in a lively conversation catching up on all things important: the latest show on Netflix, jobs, Read more
  • Helping Individuals with AD/HD with Social Skills

    Author: Bryn Schiele Moore, Ph.D. posted: Sep. 27, 2018.

    When we think of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD), a condition that affects 3% to 5% of all children and adolescents, we tend to focus on deficits associated with attention, impulsivity, hyperactivity, Read more
  • Self-Care: A Vital Component of Effective Parenting

    Author: Carney Soderberg, Psy.D. posted: Sep. 13, 2018.

    Many parents feel overly stressed by the multiple demands of family life and raising children. Making sure kids are fed, dressed, learning something in school, building good relationships, and staying Read more
  • Beyond Screen Time: Developing Healthy Kids in the Age of Social Media

    Author: Dr. Lauren Farwell posted: Sep. 07, 2018.

    The scene:  I’m at Target waiting in line to pay for more items than I intended to buy, and things are taking longer than usual.  The culprit: a check writer…wait, Read more
  • Coping with and Overcoming Back-To-School Anxiety

    Author: Bryn Schiele Moore posted: Aug. 29, 2018.

    With summer having ended, worries can increase among parents and children alike. This time of year brings uncertainty, frequent transitions and changes, and increased academic, athletic and social pressures. Given Read more
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