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Wellness Mama Podcast Episode with Dr. Roseann

Wellness Mama Podcast Episode with Dr. Roseann

Dr. Roseann was a podcast guest on one of the top parenting podcasts in the US, Wellness Mama. Dr. Roseann spoke on How to Develop Resilience and Support Kids With ADHD, OCD, LD, or PANS/PANDAS Kids. In this episode, Dr. Roseann dives into children’s mental health, why kids are struggling with anxiety, ADHD, learning, and health problems today, and what

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A circle of kids posing for a photo.

14 Tips for Healthy Media Usage

The Effects of Screen Time on the Brain and Body are significant and parents are trying to find ways to balance screen time with family time (or heck, their sanity!). Children and teens want to be on their devices all the time and we have become the device wardens. The good news is research demonstrates that children’s sleep, academics, health,

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Blog: Toxic Stress

10 Coping Skills to Manage Toxic Stress in Children and Teens

Does this sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone. People of all ages are impacted by stress every day and kids are especially stressed during this pandemic. The pandemic wall is hitting parents teaching their children from home hard. Homeschooling, working virtually, health and safety concerns, and parenting can all be stressors that make us feel overwhelmed and out of control.

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What To Do With a Failure to Launch Child

What To Do With a Failure to Launch Child

How to support your young adult child with failure to launch syndrome (FLS) is a challenge for many parents. There are many reasons why some teens and young adults fail to launch but ultimately mental health issues are part of the struggle. Here are Dr. Roseann’s best parent strategies for dealing with a failure to launch adult child.

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multicultural happy children

Embracing Children’s Diversity: A Journey of Acceptance and Inclusion

Imagine a classroom filled with children from all walks of life—some with different skin tones, some speaking different languages, and others with unique ways of learning. Each child is a world of their own, bringing a piece of their culture, background, and experiences to the shared space. This mosaic of diversity is not just about differences; it’s about the richness

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man stressed on computer | Executive Functioning Challenges

Ways to Spot Executive Functioning Challenges in Your Child

Ways to Spot Executive Functioning Challenges in Your Child Executive functioning skills are the foundation of what kids and teens are expected to do in school and at home on a daily basis. When kids are lacking in executive functioning skills, they struggle with keeping up with both basic and challenging things at home and school.

Read More »
anxiety and depression

The Link Between Social Media and Anxiety

You casually ask your teen to help out with a quick chore—like folding the laundry. Instead of jumping up like a superhero, they barely glance away from their phone, scrolling through social media apps like it’s a matter of life and death. Seriously? It’s enough to make any mom roll her eyes! You can’t help but feel that mix of

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BLOG - Failure to Launch Meaning and Understanding its Effects on Young Adults

Failure to Launch Meaning and Understanding Its Effect on Young Adults

As of July 2021, Pew Research Center reported that the unemployment rate for young adults (ages 16-24) was 14.2%, significantly higher than the overall unemployment rate of 5.8% for all ages. Failure to launch syndrome is the unofficial name for an increasingly common problem among young adults who are either ill-prepared or unwilling to leave the family home and begin

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9 Reasons Therapy for Your Special Needs Child is Important

10 Ways A Special Needs Therapist Can Help Your Child Thrive

When it comes to supporting a special needs child, it’s time to toss out the idea that therapy is only for “big” problems. Let’s be real—raising a child with special needs is a marathon, not a sprint. So why wouldn’t you want the best possible team in your corner? Enter the special needs expert, your secret weapon in helping your

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Blog Update: The 6 Stages of Concussion Recovery: A Comprehensive Guide to Healing

The 6 Stages of Concussion Recovery: A Comprehensive Guide to Healing

In person in our Ridgefield, CT center and virtually with at-home neurofeedback and coaching, we support individuals with a concussion diagnosis and post-concussion symptoms every day. Commonly, individuals can suffer long-term for months or even years from a single concussion or multiple ones. Parents often come to us as a last resort to help restore their child’s cognitive, behavioral, or

Read More »
Wellness Mama Podcast Episode with Dr. Roseann

Wellness Mama Podcast Episode with Dr. Roseann

Dr. Roseann was a podcast guest on one of the top parenting podcasts in the US, Wellness Mama. Dr. Roseann spoke on How to Develop Resilience and Support Kids With ADHD, OCD, LD, or PANS/PANDAS Kids. In this episode, Dr. Roseann dives into children’s mental health, why kids are struggling with anxiety, ADHD, learning, and health problems today, and what

Read More »
A circle of kids posing for a photo.

14 Tips for Healthy Media Usage

The Effects of Screen Time on the Brain and Body are significant and parents are trying to find ways to balance screen time with family time (or heck, their sanity!). Children and teens want to be on their devices all the time and we have become the device wardens. The good news is research demonstrates that children’s sleep, academics, health,

Read More »
Blog: Toxic Stress

10 Coping Skills to Manage Toxic Stress in Children and Teens

Does this sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone. People of all ages are impacted by stress every day and kids are especially stressed during this pandemic. The pandemic wall is hitting parents teaching their children from home hard. Homeschooling, working virtually, health and safety concerns, and parenting can all be stressors that make us feel overwhelmed and out of control.

Read More »
What To Do With a Failure to Launch Child

What To Do With a Failure to Launch Child

How to support your young adult child with failure to launch syndrome (FLS) is a challenge for many parents. There are many reasons why some teens and young adults fail to launch but ultimately mental health issues are part of the struggle. Here are Dr. Roseann’s best parent strategies for dealing with a failure to launch adult child.

Read More »
multicultural happy children

Embracing Children’s Diversity: A Journey of Acceptance and Inclusion

Imagine a classroom filled with children from all walks of life—some with different skin tones, some speaking different languages, and others with unique ways of learning. Each child is a world of their own, bringing a piece of their culture, background, and experiences to the shared space. This mosaic of diversity is not just about differences; it’s about the richness

Read More »
man stressed on computer | Executive Functioning Challenges

Ways to Spot Executive Functioning Challenges in Your Child

Ways to Spot Executive Functioning Challenges in Your Child Executive functioning skills are the foundation of what kids and teens are expected to do in school and at home on a daily basis. When kids are lacking in executive functioning skills, they struggle with keeping up with both basic and challenging things at home and school.

Read More »
anxiety and depression

The Link Between Social Media and Anxiety

You casually ask your teen to help out with a quick chore—like folding the laundry. Instead of jumping up like a superhero, they barely glance away from their phone, scrolling through social media apps like it’s a matter of life and death. Seriously? It’s enough to make any mom roll her eyes! You can’t help but feel that mix of

Read More »
BLOG - Failure to Launch Meaning and Understanding its Effects on Young Adults

Failure to Launch Meaning and Understanding Its Effect on Young Adults

As of July 2021, Pew Research Center reported that the unemployment rate for young adults (ages 16-24) was 14.2%, significantly higher than the overall unemployment rate of 5.8% for all ages. Failure to launch syndrome is the unofficial name for an increasingly common problem among young adults who are either ill-prepared or unwilling to leave the family home and begin

Read More »
9 Reasons Therapy for Your Special Needs Child is Important

10 Ways A Special Needs Therapist Can Help Your Child Thrive

When it comes to supporting a special needs child, it’s time to toss out the idea that therapy is only for “big” problems. Let’s be real—raising a child with special needs is a marathon, not a sprint. So why wouldn’t you want the best possible team in your corner? Enter the special needs expert, your secret weapon in helping your

Read More »
Blog Update: The 6 Stages of Concussion Recovery: A Comprehensive Guide to Healing

The 6 Stages of Concussion Recovery: A Comprehensive Guide to Healing

In person in our Ridgefield, CT center and virtually with at-home neurofeedback and coaching, we support individuals with a concussion diagnosis and post-concussion symptoms every day. Commonly, individuals can suffer long-term for months or even years from a single concussion or multiple ones. Parents often come to us as a last resort to help restore their child’s cognitive, behavioral, or

Read More »
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