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Behavior is Communication

For young children, behavior is communication that’s used to meet needs. It’s how they let you know they either want something or want to ... continue reading

Differences Between Preschool and Daycare

Let’s talk about the differences between preschool and daycare centers. They both provide licensed and high-quality care for children, but there are some distinct ... continue reading

Understanding Childhood Anxiety

Childhood anxiety is a common yet often misunderstood condition that affects many children today. It’s essential for parents, caregivers, and educators to recognize the ... continue reading

Playing Games with Emotions Can be Beneficial

Have you ever heard that playing games with emotions can actually be a good thing? For instance, playing games with emotions like anger can ... continue reading

Connecting with Children Through Play Therapy

Stephanie Fiterman, a mental health therapist at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, uses toys from her own childhood to reach children through mental ... continue reading

Teaching Your Child Empathy

In this episode of Coffee with the Consultants, therapists address teaching your child empathy. Mental health counselors Stephanie Essex, Michele Duss interview guest Linda ... continue reading

Here’s Why Kindness Counts When Raising Children

February 17, 2022, is National Random Acts of Kindness Day, and in honor of that observance, I wanted to tell you why kindness counts ... continue reading

Insta-Tree

  About us:   The Florida Center for Early Childhood has been the leading provider of therapeutic services, early education, and healthy development for ... continue reading

How One Child in Need Changed My Life Trajectory

By Yang Sandoval, RSW, School-Based Mental Health Therapist It only took one child in need to change my life trajectory. When I was younger, ... continue reading

CEO Kathryn Shea’s Message on Racial Disparity

Sent to staff on 6/12/2020 Dear Florida Center Family, I want to reach out to all of you at this very difficult time in ... continue reading