Bloom Psychology Services

02/02/2026

Our staff and clinicians came together to start the new year with intention, reflection, and connection. 💛

We opened our meeting with a simple but meaningful question: What lights you up? At Bloom, we believe our best work happens when we’re aligned with our strengths and passions... not when we’re chasing perfection.

We asked our Bloom team members to reflect on what our values are and what excellence looks like in action. Throughout this quarter, we’ll be sharing their voices and perspectives as part of our Q1 theme. ✨

To kick us off, here’s what Gretchen Haist shared:
"To me, excellence looks a lot like listening. ☕ Whether it’s over coffee or in a meeting, taking the time to truly connect is the foundation of my work at Bloom. While much of my role happens behind the scenes, I believe that bringing my best self to my relationships with the team is where the real value lies. I’m so grateful to work alongside such amazing individuals who do so much to support our clients."

We’re excited to continue growing together, supporting one another, and serving our community in ways that reflect what matters most. 💫

02/02/2026

Quick reminder: Ask Bloom Office Hours is tomorrow!

Have lingering questions from our Is It Time for Testing? webinar? Have questions about evaluations, referrals, or how to best support the children and families you work with? Curious about the services we offer at Bloom?

🗓 Tomorrow | Wednesday, Feb 4th
⏰ 12:00pm
📍 Join us here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86233635878?pwd=1E4aAuhIbzL0N9s9XALFVEbgyaKQ75.1

☕ Casual drop-in. Come for 5 minutes or stay for the hour.
We’d love to see you 💛

02/02/2026

✨ Is It Time for Testing? ✨

Thank you to everyone who registered for our recent webinar! Whether you joined us live or plan to watch the replay.

To keep supporting your work with students and families, we’re sharing two free resources now available on our website:

🧠 Our Key Takeaways
A concise overview of why comprehensive testing matters, how it differs from school evaluations, and how to talk about testing with parents.

📋 Our Referral Checklist
A practical, at-a-glance guide to warning signs across ADHD, anxiety, ASD, and learning disorders—perfect for those “something more might be going on” moments.

👉 Grab both resources here:
https://www.bloompsychologyservices.com/is-it-time-for-testing-webinar/?ss_source=sscampaigns&ss_campaign_id=697901f032386d412e50b687&ss_email_id=697bbffee9bbfc59a8a9b38f&ss_campaign_name=Webinar+Resources%3A+Key+Takeaways+%2B+Referral+Checklist+%F0%9F%93%84&ss_campaign_sent_date=2026-01-29T20%3A16%3A19Z -takeaways

🎥 Webinar recording coming soon!
The full replay will be emailed to all registrants once it’s live.

We hope these tools are helpful additions to your professional toolkit 💛

— The Bloom Psychology Team

01/30/2026

🌟 Now Enrolling for KCT Social Groups! 🌟
Give your child the tools they need to thrive -socially, emotionally, and collaboratively. Our therapist‑led groups build confidence through social thinking, problem‑solving, conversation skills, emotion regulation, and teamwork.
👥 Ages 10+
🗓 Thursdays • 5:15–6:00 PM • Starting Feb. 19
💬 Led by Student Mental Health Therapist, Stephanie
💲 10‑session series • $200 total
📌 Limited spots - group formed by age & skill level!
👉 Submit an interest form today! https://forms.gle/e8ZiAGv5QdiDQYKY7
📞 317‑520‑4748
📧 emiller@kctherapy.com
Let’s build strong skills together! 💛

01/28/2026

01/24/2026

This is such an important reminder. When challenges are invisible, people often assume someone is fine or should be able to handle it without realizing how much effort it takes just to keep up.

Early understanding, appropriate supports, and accurate assessment can be truly life-changing for kids and adults alike. Awareness like this helps reduce stigma and opens the door to compassion and meaningful help!

👁️‍🗨️ Invisible Disabilities Matter

An estimated 10% of people in the U.S. live with an invisible disability. Because these conditions aren’t seen, their impact is often misunderstood or minimized.

For children with hidden disabilities—like inattentive ADHD—the cost can include lower self-confidence, anxiety, stress, behavior challenges, and social isolation.
For adults, undiagnosed ADHD can shape career choices, limit advancement, and contribute to depression and low self-worth.

Just because something isn’t visible doesn’t mean it isn’t real.

📖 Read the full blog: https://www.iadhd.org/blog/hidden-disability

01/23/2026

Some of our favorite Bloom workdays happen outside the office. Whether we’re tucked into a cozy corner of a local coffee shop, caffeine in hand, catching up on notes or working on reports, we’re always brainstorming ways to better support our clients.

There’s just something about good coffee and a change of scenery that sparks focus and creativity ✨

It got us wondering… how do you like to spend your Fridays?

• Working from your favorite spot?
• Wrapping up the week early?
• Coffee dates, errands, or pure rest mode?

Drop your Friday vibe below 👇☕️

01/22/2026

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01/22/2026

We take a comprehensive, data-informed, and collaborative approach to psychological evaluation.

Each step of our process is designed to provide clarity, answer important questions, and guide meaningful supports, at school, at home, and in everyday life.

Assessment is the map; interventions are the route. Without it, we’re guessing. With it, we know exactly where to go.

01/22/2026

✨ Thank You, Hazel Dell Pediatrics LLC! ✨

We are so grateful to Hazel Dell Pediatrics for inviting us to spend time with your incredible team today for a Lunch & Learn. Thank you for your thoughtful questions, meaningful discussion, and for the work you do every day to support children and families.

We truly value collaboration and love having the opportunity to sit alongside pediatric providers to better support shared patients! When we work together, outcomes improve.

We’re looking forward to many more opportunities to connect! 💙

01/21/2026

This resonates deeply. 💛

So many adults look back on childhood experiences through a new lens after an ADHD or learning difference diagnosis. What once felt like “failure” often becomes grief, understanding, and compassion for a younger self who was trying their best.

If you’re open to sharing, what do you see differently about your younger self now? What would you tell them today?

01/21/2026

Reminder: Taking care of yourself is a productive habit. Do one kind thing for yourself today.