Rachel Morse 11/12/25 Rachel Morse 11/12/25

The Power of Play: Making Sense of Our Stories

Rachel Morse 11/6/25 Rachel Morse 11/6/25

Attunement: The Art of Being With Another Without Losing Yourself

Rachel Morse 10/29/25 Rachel Morse 10/29/25

From Pigeons to Pepsi: Everyday Conversations That Build Therapeutic Relationships

Rachel Morse 10/21/25 Rachel Morse 10/21/25

Building Trust, One Moment at a Time: Honouring Adoption

Rachel Morse 10/16/25 Rachel Morse 10/16/25

Built for Connection: Finding Strength in Each Other

Rachel Morse 10/7/25 Rachel Morse 10/7/25

Expectations in the Therapy Room: The Quiet Barrier to Connection

Rachel Morse 9/30/25 Rachel Morse 9/30/25

The Timing of Therapy: Finding the Right Moment for Your Child

Rachel Morse 9/24/25 Rachel Morse 9/24/25

When the plates keep spinning

Discover simple ways to find balance as a busy parent caring for a child with complex needs. Tips for pausing, noticing, and embracing small joys.

Rachel Morse 9/17/25 Rachel Morse 9/17/25

Walking the Therapeutic Process: Why Change Takes Time

Rachel Morse 9/9/25 Rachel Morse 9/9/25

Back to School: Big Feelings, Big Transitions

September and back-to-school can be exciting—but also overwhelming, especially for children who’ve experienced trauma. Learn why transitions trigger big feelings and discover practical, trauma-informed ways to support children through change.

Rachel Morse 8/25/25 Rachel Morse 8/25/25

When Routine Shifts: Understanding Change from the Inside Out

Change can feel hard because the brain craves familiarity. Discover why trust, time, and repetition are key to therapeutic and personal transformation.

Rachel Morse 8/18/25 Rachel Morse 8/18/25

Therapy That Fits: Putting the Child at the Centre

Rachel Morse 8/11/25 Rachel Morse 8/11/25

Big Feelings, Long Days, and the Power of Connection

Discover how to support children with big feelings during the unstructured summer holidays using Kim Golding’s Cycle of Parenting. Practical, trauma-informed tips for emotional regulation, connection, and enjoying family time together.

Rachel Morse 8/5/25 Rachel Morse 8/5/25

Helping Kids Heal Through Connection: Inside the DDP Approach

Discover how Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) supports healing in children with trauma by resourcing caring adults first, using PACE to build safety, trust, and lasting connection.

Rachel Morse 7/28/25 Rachel Morse 7/28/25

Sunshine or Screens? Helping Kids Find Balance This Summer

Struggling with screen time over the summer? Discover tips to balance kids’ screen use with outdoor play and family needs during the school holidays.

Rachel Morse 7/21/25 Rachel Morse 7/21/25

Singing the Same Song: Why Kids Need Consistency

Children with developmental trauma need a consistent, connected 'village' to feel safe. Discover why predictability is key to healing and growth.

Rachel Morse 7/14/25 Rachel Morse 7/14/25

Why Some Kids Go from 0 to 100: Understanding The Window of Tolerance

Discover what the “window of tolerance” means in trauma-informed therapy, and how repeated positive experiences can help children with developmental trauma feel safer, regulate emotions, and grow in resilience.

Rachel Morse 7/7/25 Rachel Morse 7/7/25

You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup: Rethinking Self-Care in Therapeutic Parenting

Rachel Morse 6/30/25 Rachel Morse 6/30/25

Nurturing Creativity in Children: Making Space for Expression

Is creativity being squeezed out of children’s lives by academic pressure and screen time? Discover how art and creative expression—especially through art therapy—can support emotional growth, healing, and self-awareness.

Rachel Morse 6/23/25 Rachel Morse 6/23/25

"When We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know: The Power of Gentle Sharing"

Discover why sharing trauma-informed insights matters. This blog explores how supportive conversations can bridge gaps in understanding for caregivers of children with developmental trauma and attachment difficulties.