McCrory Center

16/08/2026

Check out some helpful back to school tips!

By Dr. McCrory, limited licensed psychologist and board certified behavior analyst, founder of Behavior Headquarters. You may have seen the face already. H

16/08/2026

Today, a family friendly event!

Dinosauria is back at the Detroit Zoo with animatronic dinosaurs, new climbable dinos, photo ops and more. $6 per ticket. From May 23 - Sept. 7, 2026.

13/08/2026

13/08/2026

Potty training tips!

12/08/2026

When children feel safe, heard and accepted, they are more willing to ask questions, express difficult feelings and try again after making mistakes.

Creating that security does not require perfect parenting. Consistent listening, respectful boundaries and calm reassurance can help children develop confidence, curiosity and trust. 🌱
Explore plain-language guidance and family resources at kidtherapies.com.
Support Today. Success Tomorrow.

10/08/2026

Point. Pause. Listen.

One of the easiest ways to encourage communication doesn't require expensive toys or special materials.

Try this today:

👉 Point to an object around your home.
👉 Name it clearly. ("Ball.")
👉 Pause for a few seconds and give your child time to respond.
👉 Celebrate every attempt, whether they point, make a sound, say a word, or look toward the object.

Children learn through everyday interactions. Every conversation, every question, and every shared moment helps build communication skills.

Small moments can lead to meaningful progress.

Discover more practical tips, developmental resources, and therapy information at KidTherapies.com.



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Point. Pause. Listen.

One of the easiest ways to encourage communication doesn't require expensive toys or special materials.

Try this today:

👉 Point to an object around your home.
👉 Name it clearly. ("Ball.")
👉 Pause for a few seconds and give your child time to respond.
👉 Celebrate every attempt, whether they point, make a sound, say a word, or look toward the object.

Children learn through everyday interactions. Every conversation, every question, and every shared moment helps build communication skills.

Small moments can lead to meaningful progress.

Discover more practical tips, developmental resources, and therapy information at KidTherapies.com.

28/04/2026

This mother walked in to inquire about our services. She said she had heard about us and wanted to get some help for her daughter. These are the kind of parents that are doing it right.

Being proactive. Asking questions. Showing up for their kids before things spiral out of control.

It takes courage to walk through our doors and say, "I need help for my child." We see you. We respect you. And we are here for you every step of the way.

If you are a parent who has been thinking about reaching out, let this be your sign. You do not have to figure it out alone. Whether your child is struggling with behavior, emotions, school, or just needs someone to talk to, we are ready to help.

Send us a message or stop by. Your family matters, and so does taking that first step.

26/04/2026

Happy 2nd Birthday to the twins! Did you know that all research shows healthy development begins in the very first 1,000 days of life? These two have had a fantastic start. Wishing them a wonderful year ahead.