Inside the Circuit Blog
Your Child Is Not an Isaac…Why We Never Use the Inner Team to Label Children
The characters describe moments, not children. Here’s why that difference matters so much. “He’s our little Impulsive Isaac.” I understand it completely. It’s affectionate. It’s
When Anger Is Actually Worry: What Negative Nala Is Really Telling You
The number one thing parents miss about big reactions, and the question that changes how you respond. “I’m NOT going!” The slammed door. The homework
The Hidden Benefits of Halloween: How a Little Spookiness Builds Big Emotional Skills
The Hidden Benefits of Halloween: How a Little Spookiness Builds Big Emotional Skills Every October, parents everywhere brace themselves for sugar highs, late nights, and
The Secret Superpower Parents Forget: Playfulness
Many parents feel pressure to be serious problem-solvers, but play is one of the fastest shortcuts to connection. Why Play Matters More Than We
Therapy Skills Don’t Just Belong in the Therapy Room
Therapy Skills Don’t Just Belong in the Therapy Room Why parents are the most powerful teachers of emotional skills Imagine learning piano for just one
Why Every Child Has an Inner Team…
and Why Every Parent Needs to Meet Them Helping children understand their big feelings, one part at a time Have you ever noticed your child
