Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
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Chores Are Good for Kids: Here’s Why
A recent study found that children who were given age-appropriate chores developed stronger relationships, a better work ethic and higher life satisfaction as adults.
What Does It Mean to Be Neurodivergent?
The term, used to describe everything from autism and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) to anxiety and dyslexia, is everywhere these days, which begs the question: Is everyone neurodivergent?
A No-Phone Zone? The Benefits of Limiting Cell Phones in Schools
As more schools place restrictions on students’ cell phone use, educators are noticing an increase in attention and engagement in class.
Addressing Childhood Anxiety, Depression and Mental Health Concerns
Mental health conditions are rising in children and adolescents, but they’re also being addressed earlier with promising outcomes. Whether therapy or medication are involved, hope exists for those who are struggling.
How to Manage Your Kids’ Screen Time and Social Media Use
A reported 95% of teens have access to smartphones and social media. But how much screen time should children be exposed to?
3 Ways to Improve Your Child's Mental Game in Sports
Playing sports is as mental as it is physical. Learn how to improve your child athlete’s confidence, focus and anxiety management skills.
Self-Harm Among Teenagers Is More Common Than You Think
One recent study suggests that as many as one in five children between 10 and 18 years old are engaging in intentional self-harm activities.