From challenges with hair pulling to supporting a child through a regression in toilet training, Dr. Gene Beresin and Dr. Khadijah Booth Watkins answer real parent questions in this episode.
*Content Warning: This episode contains segments of discussion that may be difficult for some audience members to hear. Content such as descriptions of self-harm methods are included.
Self-harm is a rising mental health concern that tends to begin in the teenage years.
Al escribir este artículo, revisé mi computadora tres veces hoy para asegurarme de haberlo guardado.
Seth just started driving, and he’s doing pretty well. The written test was a breeze, and on the streets around his house he feels comfortable. He even volunteered to drive his little sister to the mall.
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This blog post is part of a series entitled Real Lives, Real Stories: Personal Experiences With Mental Illness.
Tourette’s disorder has also been called Tourette’s syndrome.
It has also been called simply Tourette’s.
In writing this article, I’ve checked my computer three times today to make sure I’ve saved it.
I’ve also checked twice that my dog’s veterinary appointment is scheduled, and whenever I’m on a plane, I utter a little prayer to whatever deity is listening that the eight tons of steel in which I sit will actually take to the air.