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Dr. Gene and Dr. Khadijah Answer Your Questions – Shrinking It Down
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has meaning even if we just don’t get it at first, if they’re just doing it at home and not in restaurants or in supermarkets or in school, or in…

Parents Under Pressure: A Response to the Recent U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory on the Mental Health
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appropriate ways, and whether this exerts in whether this takes place in your places of worship or in your schools or in your community centers, you know, in Boys and…

Food and Behavior – It’s Complicated
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kids exposed to the suspected food and kids who are not. These differences don’t comment on individual effects. In other words, if a study says that there is no statistical…

Kids at Risk for Violence: Warning Signs of Aggression
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which kids will become extremely violent—like the offenders listed above—and which will not. In fact, in 2002, the United States Secret Service completed the Safe School Initiative, a study of…

Talking With Your Kids About the Current Chaos
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reason. Among the present threats include: fears about the economy, access to healthcare, drastic reductions in medical research, war, social outrage, and political unrest. And more. In short, our kids

The Value of Being a Grandparent: 7 Ways to Support Your Grandchild’s Mental Health
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…be hereditary, and kids may respond to the same medications as other close family members. 3. Helping Your Kids Financially (If You Can) Being a parent is not without economic…

Is It Safe to Use Stimulants to Treat ADHD?
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…in an inability to stay on task, trouble completing projects, delayed comprehension, and disorganization in time management and setting priorities. If hyperactive, these kids can have problems with fidgetiness, impatience…

How to Talk to Your Little Ones About Terrorism
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the facts, why do we have such a hard time answering our kids when they ask us these pretty basic questions? Because they’re just kids. In fact, they’re our kids….

What Are Some Of The Major Theories Of Development?
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third grade, lots of energy is used in discussing the possible variations in the rules. By sixth grade, kids start to eschew the rules altogether. To heck with the rules,…

Coping With Slow Processing Speed At Home And At School
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This post is one in a multi-part series from Dr. Braaten entitled Bright Kids Who Can’t Keep Up. The other posts in the series are: Intro to Processing Speed Processing…

Intro To Processing Speed
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This post is the first in a multi-part Slow Processing Speed series from Dr. Braaten entitled Bright Kids Who Can’t Keep Up. The next articles in the series are: Coping…

Discovering Who I Am: The Critical Role Of Identity
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unique in how we express our emotions, the way we are viewed by others in terms of our personal style, character, passions, strengths, and vulnerabilities. In short, it means what…

Processing Speed in Social Relationships
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the school or a private evaluator) is the first step in understanding and acceptance. In addition, there are many ways to accommodate the social skills deficits seen in kids with…

Storm Anxiety: 11 Tips to Help Your Child Cope
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…it a disorder – and in this case a phobia. When a person has a phobia, the fear is quite intense, there are usually panic attacks in anticipation of the…

Contact Sports: Yes Or No?
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the recommendation of Dr. Cantu and Mark Hyman in their book, Concussions and Our Kids: America’s Leading Expert on How to Protect Young Athletes and Keep Sports Safe. In fact,…

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