Understanding and Responding to Self-Harm

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SENSITIVE CONTENT ADVISORY: This article discusses the topic of self-harm and may not be suitable for all readers. Please take care when reading this content. If you or a loved […]

Does My Child Have Social Anxiety?

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Do you have concerns that your child may have social anxiety? In this article, Watson’s Mental Health Therapist, JaQuia Lowe, M.A., provides insights and answers your questions about what social […]

Introducing Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS)

Beginning in January 2021, the mental health support commonly known as wraparound or BHRS (Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services) was replaced across Pennsylvania by a new program called Intensive Behavioral Health […]

Mental Health Supports in School

Students with exceptionalities, particularly mental health challenges, may have difficulty thriving in a traditional school setting. Without access to intensive mental health supports in school, students may struggle to balance their […]

How to Find a Child Therapist

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Finding the right resources for your child can be a challenge; especially if your child has complex medical or mental health needs. Here are some tips on finding the right […]

Watson Alum Overcomes Fear to Become a Future Pilot

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Many children dream of becoming a pilot at some point during their childhood, but for Tyler Kefalos, a former student at the Watson Institute LEAP Preschool, that dream is now […]

Grief Loss Counseling for Children

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Grief can be difficult for children, particularly during the holiday season. The Watson Institute recognizes Children’s Grief Awareness Day, which seeks to bring attention to the fact that support and […]