Dr. Brenna's Blog

The more we understand about the impact that play has on our brains, the better we value the sometimes crazy, chaotic, aggressive, or active play that kids like. Interestingly, the more kids engage in active play, the more self-regulation they achieve! Kids are given...

I recently started working with a little boy who speaks Spanish exclusively in his home. When his mother called me to inquire about my services, she asked if I speak Spanish. When I questioned further about why she wanted to know, she informed me that he will probably...

I recently have had an influx of children who are adopted in my practice. This has reminded me of the unique challenges that families of adopted children face and that play therapy is extremely well-suited for them. Not only does it give kids the opportunity to...