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Helping Children Develop Their Cause-and-Effect Thinking
Helping children who have experienced neglect develop cause-and-effect thinking requires int entional, consistent, and relationally safe...
James Carroll, LCPC, LPC, RPT-S
Nov 52 min read


How Children Learn Cause and Effect—And How Neglect Can Get in the Way
W hen a toddler drops a spoon and watches it fall, or when a preschooler learns that saying “I’m sorry” helps repair a friendship,...
James Carroll, LCPC, LPC, RPT-S
Oct 222 min read


Understanding Cause-and-Effect Thinking in Children
Have you ever heard a young child say something like, “It rained because I was sad,” or “If I don’t sleep with my stuffed animal, Mom...
James Carroll, LCPC, LPC, RPT-S
Oct 92 min read


Perfection Isn’t the Goal: What Kids Really Need From Us
Parenting is full of pressure—both internal and external. We scroll through curated images on social media, hear advice from every...
James Carroll, LCPC, LPC, RPT-S
Sep 252 min read
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