Bloom Between, LLC

Bloom Between, LLC Bloom Between, LLC provides evidence-based therapy services for children and their families.

Services include several play therapy modalities to suit the needs of the family, EMDR, TF-CBT, Yoga-CBT, and other yoga techniques and varies parenting technique

Parenting guilt is often a sign of love, not failure. 💗Every time you notice guilt, pause and ask, “What does this feeli...
11/16/2025

Parenting guilt is often a sign of love, not failure. 💗
Every time you notice guilt, pause and ask, “What does this feeling want me to learn?”
Then answer with grace — because learning is the most loving thing you can model.

11/14/2025

Parents—if you want your child to make better choices, stop preaching and start painting. 🎨

Kids don’t learn from a 5-minute lecture; they learn from what they can see and feel.

When you “paint the picture,” you’re showing them what each choice looks like — not just telling them what to do.
💡 “You can get dressed now and pick your cereal, or keep playing and I’ll choose for you.”
💡 “You can eat now while it’s warm, or wait and it’ll be cold and squishy.”

This is how kids start learning cause and effect, emotional awareness, and internal motivation.

Because our goal isn’t obedient kids who follow rules out of fear…
It’s raising thinkers who know why something is right — and choose it on their own. ❤️



11/12/2025

We talked about this months ago, but it’s worth revisiting 👇
Kids aren’t manipulative—they’re resourceful. When we label their survival strategies as “bad,” we miss the message underneath: a need for safety, attention, or connection.

You can’t teach emotional regulation if you’re only responding to the surface behavior. Dig deeper. That’s where healing starts ❤️

Let’s be honest — your kid doesn’t need a calm-down corner as much as they need a calm you.When a child’s emotions explo...
11/09/2025

Let’s be honest — your kid doesn’t need a calm-down corner as much as they need a calm you.

When a child’s emotions explode, their brain goes offline — literally. Their nervous system borrows yours until theirs matures. If you meet their chaos with more chaos, they’ll learn that’s what “regulating” looks like.

But when you breathe, slow down, and ground yourself first, their body feels that safety. That’s co-regulation: your nervous system teaching theirs what calm feels like.

💡 Here’s what that might look like in real life:
• You take a deep breath before reacting to their meltdown.
• You soften your tone instead of matching their volume.
• You move closer instead of sending them away.
• You name the feeling: “You’re really mad that it’s time to stop playing.”
• You wait for their body to settle before talking about what happened.

This isn’t about being perfect — it’s about being present.
Regulated parents raise regulated kids.

🧠 Calm is contagious. So is chaos. Choose wisely.
If this rubbed you the wrong way, your nervous system just told on you. 🫢
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11/07/2025

Screen time limits aren’t one-size-fits-all.
Instead of counting minutes, focus on content, context, and your child’s capacity.
We’re not raising rule followers — we’re raising self-regulators. 💪✨

11/05/2025

You’re not your kid’s emotional life coach or therapist

And that’s a good thing.

Sometimes parents try so hard to help their kids “process” feelings that they accidentally turn validation into emotional homework. 🧠💬

Your child doesn’t need a 20-minute therapy session about why they’re mad — they need a 10-second moment of connection.

✨ Try this instead:

“Yeah, that was really frustrating.”

“I get it — that hurt.”

Then stop talking.

Let safety and silence do their job.

Save the deep work for therapy.

At home, validation is short, warm, and real. ❤️‍🔥

Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you’ve ever accidentally gone “too therapist” with your kid — we’ve all been there.

11/03/2025

Not every repetitive or controlling behavior means OCD — sometimes it’s anxiety wearing a different outfit. 👀
If your child’s rituals or fears are starting to take over daily life, that’s your cue to reach out for professional support. Early help makes a huge difference. 💪🧠

✨🧙‍♀️ Just your friendly neighborhood witch and her magical pup wishing you a Happy Halloween! 🎃👻May your candy be plent...
10/31/2025

✨🧙‍♀️ Just your friendly neighborhood witch and her magical pup wishing you a Happy Halloween! 🎃👻
May your candy be plentiful and your chaos be playful. 💫🐾

Had a great time at the trunk or treat tonight. Thanks to those that came out!
10/31/2025

Had a great time at the trunk or treat tonight. Thanks to those that came out!

Come see me and Mochi tonight at our trunk or treat!!
10/30/2025

Come see me and Mochi tonight at our trunk or treat!!

10/29/2025

Gentle parenting isn’t about letting kids get away with everything — it’s about leading with connection and correction.
You can validate your child’s feelings without validating their behavior.

Too many people hear “gentle” and assume “permissive.” But there’s a big difference between being a safe parent and being a pushover parent.
Gentle parenting means you don’t meet your child’s chaos with more chaos. You stay calm, grounded, and clear — even when they’re melting down or testing limits.

You’re not ignoring misbehavior; you’re teaching through it.
You’re modeling emotional regulation, empathy, and accountability.
Because here’s the truth: kids who feel safe don’t need to fear you to respect you.

Boundaries aren’t mean — they’re loving.
Consequences aren’t punishment — they’re learning tools.
And discipline? It’s not about control. It’s about teaching self-control.

So no, gentle parenting doesn’t mean letting your kid hit you while you whisper affirmations.
It means saying, “I see you’re angry, but hitting isn’t okay. Let’s calm down and try again.”
Calm. Firm. Kind. That’s real leadership. 💪

Your child doesn’t need a perfect parent — they need a grounded one.

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4390 N Academy Boulevard Suite 201
Colorado Springs, CO
80918

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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