Expert Guidance for Texas Parents — By Dr. Kristin Kroll, PhD
Licensed Psychologist • Little Dove Psychology
(512) 240-2633Why evening and weekend appointments matter for outcomes. The hardest part of getting a kid into therapy isn’t always finding the right clinician. It’s finding a session time that doesn’t ask a working parent to choose between a paycheck and their child’s care.
Read MoreFor Austin parents trying to figure out whether family therapy could help. Covers what family therapy actually is and isn’t, the four most common reasons families come to us, what working with us looks like, and how to know when you’re ready.
Read MoreHow to tell whether your child’s behavior is “just a phase” or something that warrants professional support. Covers mood changes, anxiety, ADHD, social struggles, and life transitions.
Read MoreWhy virtual therapy is uniquely suited for children with ADHD, what sessions look like for different ages, and the evidence behind telehealth treatment for attention difficulties.
Read MoreUnderstanding the different types of childhood anxiety, practical strategies you can use at home, when to seek professional help, and how virtual CBT can make a real difference.
Read MoreAn honest, evidence-based look at when virtual therapy works best, when in-person might be better, and how to set your child up for a successful experience.
Read MoreAge-by-age guidance for parents on having this difficult but essential conversation. What the research says, what to say, what not to do, and when to seek professional support.
Read MoreThey look similar but they’re not the same. Learn how to tell whether your child is going through a rough patch or dealing with something that needs professional support.
Read MoreSimple, evidence-based breathing techniques that help children calm anxiety, reduce stress, and reset after a meltdown. Age-appropriate for kids 3 and up.
Read MoreSame planet. Different operating systems. A child psychologist explains the orchid-dandelion temperament theory and what it means for your parenting.
Read MoreEvidence-based language swaps that actually help anxious kids feel heard, calm down faster, and build resilience — from a psychologist who still gets it wrong sometimes.
Read MoreYes, I’m a child psychologist. No, my kid did not go gently into bedtime last night. Real-mom moments from Dr. Kroll — and the science behind why you’re doing better than you think.
Read MoreA child psychologist gets honest about which parenting battles actually matter for your kid’s mental health — and which ones you can let go.
Read MoreEverything DFW parents need to know about online therapy for children — how it works, what to expect, and how to find the right fit.
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