Dr. Jackie Miller, PsyD In winter, some flowers simply rest. They may look unchanged for months, but beneath the surface they are conserving energy and waiting for the right conditions to grow. Children and teens can be similar during the winter months. A slower season doesn’t always mean something is wrong; but if a quieter mood, lower energy, or pulling back from valued activities is prominent most of the day or more days than not, they may need support through this season.

Dr. Jackie Miller, PsyD As both a licensed clinical pediatric psychologist and a mom of three, I understand how deeply we want to see our...

By Jackie Miller, PsyD As a pediatric psychologist, I’ve had the privilege of walking alongside many children, adolescents, and young...

Jackie Miller, PsyD As a parent, hearing that your child has been diagnosed with a medical condition can feel overwhelming. You might be...

Reflections on Resilience in Pediatric Psychology As a pediatric psychologist, I spend my days with children who face more than their...

By Jackie Miller, PsyD What is a "Graceful Mind"? G rowth Mindset: Believing in one's ability to learn and grow, even when facing...