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There’s something about this time of year that invites the idea of a fresh start.
Even if you don’t buy into resolutions or big declarations, the language of resetting seems to find its way into conversations, classrooms, and family life. New habits. New attitudes. A chance to begi...
As we look toward 2026, many families are holding a mix of feelings.
There’s hope. There’s curiosity. And there’s also a quiet awareness that the world — and our children — are growing and changing quickly. Setting goals in this kind of landscape can feel complicated. We don’t just want more achievement. We want steadiness. Meaning. A sense of directio...
There’s a particular feeling that shows up near the end of the year.
It’s not quite relief, and it’s not exactly exhaustion — it’s something in between. A sense of dragging yourself across an invisible finish line while still showing up for work, school, routines, and the emotional...
As the year begins to slow and the calendar edges toward something new, we find ourselves thinking about the families who have walked through our doors — and the ones who have invited us into their lives in quieter, less visible ways.
This is a note of appreciation. Not polished. Not clinical. Just sincere.
Because the work we do at Crea...
There’s a moment near the end of the year when things start to change, even before anything officially changes.
The calendar hasn’t flipped yet. School might still be on break. The holidays may not be over. And yet, many parents can feel the shift coming — in their child’s body, mood, or behaviour.
Sleep starts to wobble. Emotions rise m...
