Back-to-School and Back-to-Basics: 3 Simple Ways to Boost Executive Functioning Skills
It is September, and we all know what that means! Time to sharpen those pencils and head back to school. For many kids (and their
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Intolerance of Intolerance
I recently saw an Internet meme that questioned whether a tolerant society should or can tolerate intolerance. After all, to be fully tolerant, you must
Use Your Senses for a Mindful Moment Experience
Research continues to indicate the multiple benefits of mindfulness and meditation practices for reducing stress, increasing resilience, improving emotional regulation, strengthen the immune system, fostering
Playing to Build Social Skills in Young Children
Even for toddlers and preschool children, friendships are key. Research suggests that early social development and peer relationships are critical for later academic success, social
Depression in Teen Girls Much More Prevalent than Previously Believed
It is no secret that depression is an issue facing many teens, particularly teen girls. But a large new study published in May has provided
What We Can Do About Cyberbullying
As a therapist, I frequently hear my child and adolescent clients talk about cyberbullying and the effect it has on their lives. In a survey