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Parenting a middle schooler can feel like a part-time job in crisis management. One minute your kid is fine, the next they’re in tears because of a TikTok or a friendship fallout. Doing it all on your own? Exhausting.
Let’s be real: middle school is already a wild ride. But if your child was in kindergarten, first, or second grade during COVID, you’re parenting in a whole new ball game.
When you picture therapy, you probably imagine sitting one-on-one with a therapist, spilling your guts, and leaving with a box of tissues and some homework. That’s powerful. But sometimes, group therapy is the real game-changer.
You had the baby. Everyone is dropping off casseroles, sending “congratulations” texts, and telling you how happy you must be. And sure, there are sweet moments. But if you’re being honest? You feel nothing like yourself. You’re crying in the shower, snapping at your partner over nothing, and googling “am I a bad mom?”
