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What To Consider Before Letting Your Child Have a Sleepover

Childrens Counseling,  Teen Counseling, Parenting,  sleepovers,  social media,  Top Posts | Aug 13, 2019 | By Amy Wine Counseling Center
An educated parent is the best one to choose if and when a sleepover is appropriate for their child.  As a parent, if you do choose to let your child ...
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The Complexities of Nostalgia: Part 2

Adult Counseling, anxiety,  Family,  Motivation,  Self Esteem,  social media,  Stress | Jan 25, 2019 | By Sarah Dailey
The Truth behind the Highlight Reel Often times we use social media as a highlight reel. So, we post the happy pictures where things in life seem to be going ...
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The Complexities of Nostalgia: Part 1

Adult Counseling, anxiety,  coping skills,  Depression,  life balance,  social media,  Stress | Dec 27, 2018 | By Sarah Dailey
Throwback Thursday Did you have a social media account years ago? If yes, you are likely being reminded of some of the past events and posts. Apps, like TimeHop, had ...
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Am I Good Enough? How Far Does the Impact of Cyberbullying Go?

Adult Counseling,  Childrens Counseling,  Men's Issues, anger,  anxiety,  Bullying,  cyberbullying,  Self Esteem,  self-identity,  self-worth,  social media,  Stress | Sep 6, 2018 | By Amy Wine Counseling Center
Cyberbullying and the effects on self-worth. As I was browsing through my Facebook, I noticed a status that was disturbing- but not shocking in anyway. Someone posted: “If a girl ...
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Managing Screen Time This Summer

Childrens Counseling,  Family,  Teen Counseling, Boundaries,  Communication,  life balance,  Parenting,  rules,  social media | Jun 18, 2018 | By Ashley McMann
Parents may be concerned with the amount of screen time their child is engaging in with summer upon us and school structure gone. Children turn towards technology to relieve restlessness ...
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Talking to Your Children About Suicide, Sarah Howard, Amy Wine Counseling Cypress TX

Talking to Your Children About Suicide – Why it’s Important

Childrens Counseling,  Teen Counseling, Communication,  empathy,  Parenting,  Relationships,  Self Esteem,  social media,  Stress,  suicide | May 22, 2018 | By Sarah Howard
PSA:  It is PAST time to be having conversations about suicide with our children!  According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, we are seeing higher levels of children (ages 5-17) ...
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Monitoring Your Kids Phone, Amy Wine Counseling, Cypress, TX

Monitoring Your Kids Phone

Childrens Counseling,  Family,  Teen Counseling, apps,  Boundaries,  Communication,  Parenting,  social media | May 4, 2018 | By Amy Wine Counseling Center
Monitoring Your Kids Phone I’m sure it’s difficult to be a parent. You do your best to enforce rules and raise respectful kids, just to have them find thousands (and ...
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Effective Parenting in a Changing World

Adult Counseling,  Childrens Counseling,  Family, anxiety,  Communication,  Parenting,  social media | Feb 24, 2018 | By Amy Wine
Parenting is the most challenging job there is.  No debates necessary. The stakes are high. Effective parents set out to rear productive, responsible members of society.  Our hope is that ...
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