The Relationship Between Perfectionism and Procrastination by Tabitha GuillaumeBeing happy doesn’t mean that everything is perfect. It means that you’ve decided to look beyond the imperfections.” -Gerard Way It’s one thing to be aware that you align with perfectionistic tendencies, yet it’s another to realize how it’s playing into your overall mental health. The thing is perfectionism […]
Prevent Disordered Eating The All Foods Fit Model is the idea that all foods can fit into a person’s daily meal planning and preparation. The model does not support the idea of categorizing foods into black or white categories–such as labeling foods as “good” vs. “bad” or “healthy” vs. “unhealthy.” The model does not support […]
Listen in as Dr. Kym explores the topic of gender identity. In this series, you’ll learn parenting skills and strategies across a wide range of topics.
What is a Neuropsychological Evaluation?A neuropsychological evaluation is a very thorough assessment of a brain’s strengths and weaknesses. The goal is to capture what the brain can and cannot do, in order to best treat and provide recommendations for the patient and their family. The recommendations are used to maintain strengths and improve weaknesses.It is […]
In the book, “How To Do The Work,” Dr. Nicole LePera defines trauma bonding as, “Describes the relationship between two people with insecure attachments (not healthy secure attachments.) This is a problematic bond that is reinforced by neurochemical expressions of reward (love) and punishment (removal of love.)” This is an interesting way to define relationships. […]
Check out Dr. Kym’s appearance with the Glen Ellyn Public Library, where she leads monthly discussions on topics to help adults interact positively with children, adolescents, and young adults so that they can experience and grow in a safe and healthy environment.
In light of the holiday season, it seems like adding another stop on our self-compassion journey is essential! Last post we discussed the first element of self-compassion: mindfulness. Next Stop: common humanity! Though Valentine’s season may be a great and wonderful holiday for some, others may start to increase their negative self-talk – from judging […]
Kym Larson was a college student with a passionate interest in learning what makes people tick, when she earned extra money as an ABA therapist for autistic children. She noticed the incredible amount of time the children’s parents spent taking the child from one appointment to another. These children needed help with speech pathology, counseling, […]
Click to watch episode 3 of She’s the Moment, as Dr. Kymberly Larson, shares tips for grandmas on how to pay attention to AND what we should know about the behavioral, emotional, academic and developmental stages of our grandchildren (and their parents!).
Reframing Attention Seeking Behavior:Understanding and Responding with a Connection LensWe all seek belonging and worth from those around us. We desire and need to feel connected to others – this is a fundamental element of the human condition. For younger children especially, developing a healthy attachment to those in their world, seeking responsiveness from caregivers, […]