Social Media: What Teens & Their Parents Should Keep in Mind
Article by Giemaly Soto Social media is a huge part of most teenagers’ lives, and the majority of teenagers report consistently using some type of …
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Returning to a “Normal” Summer During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Article by Giemaly Soto Although the Covid-19 pandemic is not over yet, more and more Americans are becoming fully vaccinated. Throughout the pandemic, many of …
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Pride Month Resources
Those of us at Dragonfly Psychological Associates recognize June as Pride Month! No matter where you might be in your journey, you and your experiences …
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Now Conducting In-Person Evaluations
We are excited to announce that we are currently conducting in-person evaluations at both of our locations Assessment services are provided by Dr. Becca Monks …
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Openings in our Willow Grove and Media offices
Dec 22, 2020 | Careers
Dragonfly Psychological Associates is pleased to offer two full-time postdoctoral or licensed psychologist positions to start in the Summer of 2021.
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In-Person Neuropsychological and Psychoeducational Evaluations
Dragonfly Psychological Associates is pleased to announce that our offices have reopened for in person neuropsychological, psychoeducational, and diagnostic evaluations. To ensure the safety of …
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More Resources for Parents
This article from PBS is another excellent article to help parents talk with their children about racism.
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Summer Workshop Series Starts Tonight
What are we Going to Do this Summer? The Dragonfly Team has developed a two-part workshop for parents to help develop a plan to make …
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Books for Children on Human Rights and Social Justice
Parents are often searching for children’s books that address important family values. This list of over 40 books is a great place to start for …
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Helping Kids Handle News about Racism and Violence
The Child Mind Institute posted this great article to help parents talk with their children about news stories cover incidents of racism and violence.
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