Hello,
I always want to start these newsletters with something chatty like “Hi! How are you this week? What’s new? Things are going well here…” but that is weird since we are not exactly having a conversation.
 So, I sit in my office and try to think of cool things to share with you at least 26 times per year and then, work super hard to find some sort of catchy introduction. Sometimes I have exciting or particularly interesting things to share but other times I just want you to get as much useful and relevant content as possible. So, without further ado, this is what is on the table for today’s newsletter…
I have recently come across some innovative and particularly interesting ideas to help folks with a range of challenges. I love resources and sometimes it is so hard to find good ones. So, I’ve scoured my personal favorites and hunted up a few new ones to share with you today.
The only problem was that once I started I couldn’t stop! That might be my ADHD at work – hard to get going but once I do, look out!
Many of these are specifically geared toward kids, young people, and parents but please remember that we treat a broad range of clientele at Rice Psychology Group including adults and professionals from all walks of life and have psychologists with a diverse set of expertise. With that said, however, this week is relatively kid focused. Hope you will enjoy.
Warmly,
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Dr. Megan Sustsko’s Reflections Group for high school girls has restarted and has a few openings. The group meets weekly in our Carrollwood office and is ideal for girls who are looking for social support and a place to talk about all things girl and high school related including friends, dealing with parents, school, stress, sexuality, anxiety, the future, identity and more.
