Connecticut Behavioral Health, LLC

09/07/2024

Empty nesting can be a tough thing to adjust to. Here’s a quick story on how to cope with the change at home

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — It’s a problem parents everywhere know all too well- learning to let go and become “empty nesters.” “Your entire life has been revolved around your…

09/06/2024

Sadly I had to do a segment on this topic again. Keep the lines of communication open, letting our kids know that we're there for them and that all feelings are ok:

NEWTOWN, Conn. (WTNH) — The recent school shooting in Winder, Georgia may be on the minds of Connecticut parents, students and educators, as the Nutmeg State enters a new school year. The discussio…

08/28/2024

Quick Segment on Getting Kids Back into their School Routines

After a summer of fun, parenting blogger and podcaster Caitlin Houston is looking forward to getting her daughters back on schedule.

02/19/2024

Recent news story I did with Sarah Cody at WTNH about helping build independence starting in childhood and in early adulthood:

More than ever before, a significant amount of young adults are “failing to launch” or having trouble leaving the nest.

08/18/2023

With school starting up soon, here are some things to keep in mind for our kiddos:

As the heat of the summer reaches its peak, and (hopefully soon) gives way to the cooler autumn breezes, it’s time for children and youth to return to school. This transition — filled with excitement, anticipation, and some natural apprehension — is an annual ritual for millions of students ac...

05/25/2022

Sadly we need to use this resource again.

https://www.apa.org/topics/gun-violence-crime/shooting-aftermath?fbclid=IwAR3QjYoxqzFz1tU_l2ohXL9f7NBXYfOzXnFGKwHkI1uEuroQC5W3yX-sZcI&fs=e&s=cl

As a parent, you may be struggling with how to talk with your children about a shooting.

02/28/2022

We are participating in the ASRC walk this year. View our page and please donate If you can to this wonderful organization:

Hi Everyone!​We're participating in the 2022 CT Walk for Autism, presented by Autism Services and Resources Connecticut (ASRC)! This is our team page, which I've created because I want to make a difference in the lives of individuals with autism. I'm inspired by the work of ASRC and wanted to supp...

12/02/2021

We are hiring! Full Time and Part Time Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) positions. Full time positions are school-based positions supporting school district ABA program and individual student needs. Part time positions are a combination of school consultation and in home ABA services. Please contact Dr. Ryan Loss at director.cbhllc@gmail.com if interested.

CBH provides psychological services across a variety of diagnoses, treating nearly 300 individuals and families every week.

11/08/2021

Sharing some tips to help during challenging times:

Experts say our kids are in crisis. The pandemic is causing existing problems like depression and anxiety to worsen.

11/01/2021

Great guidance on getting kids prepared for the vaccine, if you're choosing to go that route:

The COVID-19 vaccine is almost here for children age 5 and up! How do I help prepare my child for the vaccine?

08/15/2021

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07/20/2021

Here's a recent podcast featuring Dr. Ryan Loss talking about Anxiety In Adults and Children: https://www.spreaker.com/user/10614200/passport-mommy-july-11?fbclid=IwAR3KH-4x_DU8fZeR6q72qNcO4zssGRxql1v1KxXcv20T-wEwm4T71Bf8VvI

Dr. Ryan Loss, psychologist and executive director of Connecticut Behavioral Health, talks about ho