How Parental Involvement Helps Kids in Counseling

Mother and child attending a therapy session

When a child is struggling emotionally, behaviorally, or socially, counseling can be a powerful lifeline. But research consistently shows that counseling works best when parents are actively part of the process. Children don’t exist in a vacuum — they grow, learn, and heal within the context of their families. That’s why at Cornerstone in Quincy,…

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Talk Therapy vs. EMDR: When Each One Helps

A young man in military camouflage pants and an olive t-shirt sits on a couch, hands clasped, listening attentively during a therapy or counseling session.

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy, or if you’ve been in therapy for a while and wondering whether a different approach might serve you better, you’ve probably come across both talk therapy and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). They’re two of the most common and well-supported options available today. But they work in…

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