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Same Difference: Embracing a Diversity of Learning Styles August 13, 2014 . 10 Comments
Did you know there is a classroom at your child’s public school called the SDC? You may have wondered what that stands for and what that means, why certain kids are placed in that classroom. SDC ... Read More
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8 Surefire Ways to Help Your Child Overcome Bullying August 11, 2014 . 9 Comments
The signs for identifying that your child is being bullied are vast and often nuanced. Children often feel ashamed about being a target at school, so you may have to read between the lines ... Read More
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Why Do Teens Cut Themselves? August 7, 2014 . 39 Comments
Editor’s note: If you or someone you know is in crisis, please click here for information about seeking help. Cutting is a popular way for teens to self-injure without the intent ... Read More
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Spanking Affects Kids’ Brains and Behaviors July 31, 2014 . 11 Comments
Two-thirds of parents admit to spanking their children, and 81% of parents say that it’s sometimes acceptable to spank children. Yet study after study has shown the deleterious effects ... Read More
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6 of Our Favorite Autism Spectrum Parenting Blogs July 31, 2014 . 12 Comments
Navigating the world of parenting children who have mental health issues can have an alienating effect on parents. Some issues are backed by so little research that it can be extremely ... Read More
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4 Keys to Better Communication with ADHD Clinicians July 31, 2014 . 7 Comments
When your child receives psychological treatment for attention-deficit hyperactivity (ADHD) or other issues, it is important to work collaboratively with the therapist or counselor to ensure ... Read More
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How to Help Children Cope with a Sibling’s Chronic Illness July 31, 2014 . 12 Comments
When a family member is diagnosed with a chronic illness, he or she is not the only person who has to deal with the diagnosis—the entire family is affected by it. Think of a car: every ... Read More
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Are We Too Busy Blaming Parents? July 30, 2014 . 13 Comments
Parents are often blamed for the misdeeds of their children. Parents often feel overwhelmed by the “experts” who, from a parent’s perspective, do not seem to get that they face more ... Read More
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Abuse and Neglect Changes Behavior of Children’s Genes July 29, 2014 . 5 Comments
Most people have heard of—and perhaps even participated in—the nature-versus-nurture debate, but an increasing body of research suggests that the dichotomy between nature and nurture ... Read More
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Asperger’s and Hygiene: Solutions for an Overlooked Issue July 29, 2014 . 34 Comments
Children and teens with Asperger’s syndrome (AS) often miss basic social cues, impeding their ability to interact successfully with others. Included in the missed social cues are personal ... Read More
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Dealing with Bullies: The Support Your LGBTQ+ Child Needs July 25, 2014 . 7 Comments
Even with all of the advances that have been made, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) children and teenagers still experience high rates of bullying and discrimination. ... Read More
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GoodTherapy.org Adds GoodCause: Intermountain Therapy Animals July 23, 2014 . 3 Comments
The GoodTherapy.org GoodCause program honors and supports nonprofit organizations in the field of mental health or therapy that align with our mission and vision. It is our pleasure to ... Read More