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

Your kid says something rude.Your nervous system spikes.You want to snap back.But here’s the reframe:You’re not just cor...
02/18/2026

Your kid says something rude.
Your nervous system spikes.
You want to snap back.

But here’s the reframe:

You’re not just correcting behavior.
You’re teaching communication.

“I need you to say that differently.” Or for toddlers “I need you to SHOW me differently”

That one sentence:
• Keeps you regulated
• Requires accountability
• Teaches repair
• Builds emotional intelligence

We’re not raising kids who stay silent.
We’re raising kids who learn how to express themselves respectfully.

That’s leadership. Not permissiveness. 🔥

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Valentine’s Day isn’t just about candy and cards.It’s about how we treat people.In the playroom we talk a lot about kind...
02/14/2026

Valentine’s Day isn’t just about candy and cards.

It’s about how we treat people.

In the playroom we talk a lot about kindness —
• Including the kid who feels left out
• Being gentle with friends
• And even being kind to ourselves

You don’t have to have a Valentine to belong.
You just have to be someone who chooses kindness.

Mochi and I hope your day is full of big hearts and even bigger empathy. 🐾❤️

Let’s be kind to everyone.

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02/13/2026

Therapy is a relationship. And relationships deserve closure.

When we skip a discharge process, we risk reinforcing the very wounds we’re trying to heal.

Kids need:
✔️ Time to prepare
✔️ Reflection of growth
✔️ A meaningful goodbye
✔️ Reassurance that endings can be safe

If your child’s therapy is wrapping up, ask how the ending will be handled.

Because we don’t just teach kids how to regulate emotions.
We teach them how to end relationships with care.

That’s powerful.

– Dr. Jay 💛

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02/09/2026

When a play therapist says, “They had a good session,”
we’re not grading behavior.

We’re looking for safety, expression, and emotional access.

A “good” session might include big feelings, messes, silence, control, or chaos—
because healing doesn’t always look calm.

If you’re waiting to hear that your child was perfect in therapy,
you’re missing the point.

Good therapy builds safety first.
Change comes later. 🌱

— Dr. Jay
The Spicy Play Therapist.



Hey mama—If everything feels heavier lately, you’re not imagining it.Uncertainty is hard on nervous systems.And when you...
02/06/2026

Hey mama—
If everything feels heavier lately, you’re not imagining it.

Uncertainty is hard on nervous systems.
And when your nervous system is stretched thin, it makes parenting feel even heavier.

You don’t have to have the right words.
You don’t have to know how this all ends.
You don’t have to be calm all the time.

What your kids need most right now isn’t answers—it’s you.
Your presence. Your repair. Your willingness to take a breath and keep going.

One day at a time.
One moment at a time.
You are doing the best you can—and that matters more than you think 🤍



This is what ChatGPT knows about me! Visual of the prompt “everything you know about me.”
02/05/2026

This is what ChatGPT knows about me! Visual of the prompt “everything you know about me.”

02/04/2026

Parents keep asking me, “What age is it okay for kids to know more?”

Here’s the answer that matters most:
🧠 It’s not about how smart your child is — it’s about what their nervous system can handle.

Different ages need different levels of information:
• Little kids need protection and predictability
• Elementary kids need brief answers and reassurance
• Preteens need guided conversations
• Teens need space to think — not adult emotional weight

Just because a child can understand something doesn’t mean their body is ready to carry it.

Psychological safety comes first.
There will be time for nuance later.

Save this if you’ve been unsure how much is too much — and follow for nervous-system-first parenting in loud times. 🧠✨



01/31/2026

Lately, kids have been bringing the news into the playroom.
Not because they’re watching it — but because they’re hearing us.

They’re repeating adult conversations.
They’re asking big, scary questions.
And many of them are carrying fear that doesn’t belong to them.

Here’s the hard truth:
🧠 Children are not built to process adult anxiety.

Being informed is not the same as being emotionally safe.
And when kids absorb constant stress, rage, or catastrophic language, their nervous systems treat it like a threat — not education.

Your job isn’t to explain everything.
Your job is to protect your child’s sense of safety.

There will be time for nuance.
There will be time for deeper conversations.
But safety comes first.

If your child has been asking questions or seems more anxious lately, this isn’t about doing more — it’s about slowing down.

Save this.
Share it with a parent who’s overwhelmed.
And follow for nervous-system-first parenting in loud times.

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01/28/2026

https://lataco.com/kids-ice-talking-points

MNAPT is committed to sharing resources to parents, teachers, therapists, daycare providers, etc. Children ask questions about what is happening at their schools, neighborhoods, what their friends are talking about. Here are some resources to help with current event conversations.

**Commenting will be turned off and previous comments deleted as this is not a place for discussion on these topics. It is a place for resources. If you have an additional resource you would like shared or have questions for MNAPT, please send us an email us at minnesotaapt@gmail.com.

Resource from https://www.childnet.org/immigration-resources?fbclid=IwdGRjcAPTLtxjbGNrA9Mu2GV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHnFSQChsLTPKvaQ-ByzK2OCZ-XL5-Uxm1G1o6uC2wOYxCSiG3xkTkj3as7I7_aem_8-4t5dC79dBOgfhdOIIfKQ

Social Story for kids age 3-5 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vqYgjaMjKY3bWkMAHv6R3bUFq8jJSpAl/view?fbclid=IwY2xjawPTTS5leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE4TllES1ZCc3hIYUZMVnA5c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHtBg9OzqL2XgFggFHz4YLEJmUyg7Bp-CmbWZFFrYCdcSWn2YUEeeCyASi7dh_aem_4Ue0m5eWvDaqxUI7hhdPig
Supporting Children who have witness ICE or Police Violence https://www.instagram.com/p/DTTTmJWknvS/?igsh=MWFsYmxwejFod240OQ%3D%3D&fbclid=IwY2xjawPTZzxleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFJRmtvakFGSTFDdGdZOFNDc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHq-mJ2ls8isASIqc65kWRE8apsd5mwOilL_RlqN490ISRXleB682iJxMcriF_aem_V7XQegNysQTFEiELdrytEQ

01/28/2026

Moms with hobbies are better regulated, more patient, and less resentful.
Your joy is not optional. It’s foundational.
— The Spicy Play Therapist 🌶️🧠

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01/24/2026

Tantrum ≠ Meltdown

A tantrum is about wanting.
A meltdown is about overload.

One needs boundaries.
The other needs regulation.

When we respond correctly, kids learn faster—and trust deeper.

Save this. Share this. Rewatch it during the next big moment 💛

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Colorado Springs, CO
80918

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

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