Mind Noise

Feb 8

Written By Genevieve Dreizen

Articles:

Using Puppets to Support Children in Navigating Divorce

Therapist, Community Builder

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Press:

Very Well Mind: 11 Fall Date Ideas to Try During the Coziest Season

Success Magazine: Is the Next Generation Confused About the Value of Remote Work?

Have a Nanny, Need a Nanny: Going Deep: Nannies Who Swim

Scary Mommy: Real Moms Share 5 Surprising Reasons To Look Forward To, Not Dread, The Teen Years

MSN: What is lo-fi music - and can it help you sleep better?

Parents: Authoritarian Parenting Can Make It Harder for a Child to Succeed—Here’s Why

Good Housekeeping: "Is the Easter Bunny Real? How Does He Hide All Those Eggs?"

Parents: Parents Are Paying More For Mental Health Care For Their Kids—And That Needs to Change

Business Insider: There are pros and cons to letting your kids go to sleepovers. Experts explain how to reduce the risks and create a safety plan.

Care.com: How kids tell us they feel unsafe: The subtle signs of anxiety grown-ups might miss

Sleepopolis: The “Bluey” Episode Capturing the Hearts of Exhausted Parents Everywhere

BestLife: 5 Signs Someone Is Majorly Jealous of You, Therapists Say

Parents: Why Generation Alpha Is Being Compared to Honey Badgers

Care.com: Creating a reward system for kids: Expert tips and what to know to get started

Care.com: Is it time to rethink Santa’s ‘naughty or nice’ list? Experts say yes

Very Well Mind: How to Explain Addiction to a Child

BestLife: 10 Red Flags Your Partner Is Having an Affair at Work

Parents: More Than Half of Gen-Z Interested in Careers as Social Media Influencers

VeryWell Mind: Is It Possible to Have Functional Depression?

Parade: 11 Common Behaviors of Authentic People—and One Thing They *Never* Do, According to Therapists

Very Well Mind: 11 Cozy Fall Date Ideas to Try (Because It's Everyone's Favorite Season)

Baby Chick: Navigating the Playground with Your Child

Best Life: 10 Signs You're Headed for a Friend Breakup

BestLife: 10 "Polite" Compliments You're Giving That Are Actually Offensive

VeryWell Mind: Can Long Distance Relationships Work?

Tiny Beans: 7 Smart Replies When Your Kid Makes a Rude Comment

VeryWell Mind: How Childhood Emotional Neglect Can Show Up in Our Adult Life

Best Life: 6 Signs You're Losing a Friend, Therapists Say

VeryWell Mind: How to Beat the End-of-Summer Blues

Care.com: How to help a child with sensory processing disorder, according to experts

A little about Daniel…

Daniel Rinaldi, therapist, life coach, and former touring musician, blends music, compassion, and therapy at the intersection of creativity and healing. With extensive experience, he specializes in innovative approaches for families and children, integrating music, puppetry, and coaching techniques into symphonic therapeutic sessions. Daniel believes in the profound impact of artistic expression on mental health, fostering self-discovery and growth. As a speaker and educator, he contributes to the fields of music therapy and family counseling, inspiring professionals and families to embrace the therapeutic potential of creative expression. Featured in Care.com, Parents Magazine, VeryWell Mind, and more, Daniel is dedicated to fostering mental health through a transformative blend of therapy and creativity.