Back to school time can be crazy! There is so much for parents to do, and the anticipation of your kids getting out of the house for a little bit is exciting. The beginning of the school year can be stressful for kids; whether it is nerves or excitement, it is easy for the whole family to be overwhelmed. Taking your kids to the doctor and making sure they’re emotionally supported as well can make all the difference for the beginning of the school year.
Ellie Mental Health (elliementalhealth.com) can help support your kids emotionally. They are a local mental health office providing Omaha residents with therapy services, with the mission to destigmatize mental health problems and make therapy accessible to every kid and parent. This is therapy on your terms. Ellie wants to make getting help easy and provide truly individualized services for each patient.
For your growing and maturing kid, a guiding hand to help them process emotions and grow into a better person can be helpful. Every single person on this Earth has faced tough times, and if someone says they haven’t, let’s be honest, that’s just not true. When your mental health takes a hit, getting the support you need shouldn’t be complicated.
That’s where Ellie comes in. They’re here to walk beside you through life’s ups, downs and everything in between. Real support, from real people—because you deserve to feel heard, understood and never alone.
Aside from mental health, you know your kid likely isn’t brushing their teeth like they should. Some kids treat toothbrushing like a summer suggestion, not a daily routine. But before they hit the books, make sure they’ve had their dental checkup!
A quick visit now means fewer surprises later (and less “mystery breath” in the carpool line). Pediatric Dental Specialists-Omaha (omaha.mypediatricdentalspecialists.com) creates healthy smiles to wow all the new teachers and classmates. With a warm and friendly environment that will make every kid feel comfortable, Pediatric Dental Specialists-Omaha treats kids of all types, whether they have special needs, horrible oral care habits or social anxiety. Your child will have pearly white teeth upon leaving the office, which they can show off on the playground to their childhood crush.
