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“Kids get bombarded with a lot of information, and everything they may hear may not be accurate. It is especially important for parents to dialogue with their kids about the facts about coronavirus, so they don’t believe inaccurate information, which can feed into their worries.”
“Want a great activity to do with your kids that they’ll have a reminder of every single day? ‘Give your child a brush and let them paint away!”
“With the increase in generalized anxiety and disorders such as ADHD and autism, there has been a dramatic increase in children who experience sensory sensitivity.”
The days of two recesses are long gone. And with that there has been a rise in stress, mental health issues, and problems with connecting socially.
“Kids with ADHD often know how to read but struggle with staying focused. Using a simple and inexpensive bookmark that has a highlighted window is an easy way to keep kids focused on what they are reading.”
Many kids struggle with expressing their fear and concerns verbally. This can often lead to changes in behavior.
A few weeks of lack of interaction with other kids, their social skills aren’t going to fall apart.
Before you start setting up your at-home learning space, Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, pediatric mental health expert and psychologist, suggests making sure that you understand what the school expects of you and your child from the beginning.
As the pandemic stretches ever longer, mental health experts predict a shift in how kids process the situation.
Mother’s day is almost here and we need to celebrate mom more than ever! Mom is working from home, a full-time chef and housekeeper, disciplinarian, and school teacher all with her gray showing, and those gel manicures long gone. She is working her tail off and mom deserves extra TLC this year. Well, we have 17 Mother’s Day celebration ideas
“Kids get bombarded with a lot of information, and everything they may hear may not be accurate. It is especially important for parents to dialogue with their kids about the facts about coronavirus, so they don’t believe inaccurate information, which can feed into their worries.”
“Want a great activity to do with your kids that they’ll have a reminder of every single day? ‘Give your child a brush and let them paint away!”
“With the increase in generalized anxiety and disorders such as ADHD and autism, there has been a dramatic increase in children who experience sensory sensitivity.”
The days of two recesses are long gone. And with that there has been a rise in stress, mental health issues, and problems with connecting socially.
“Kids with ADHD often know how to read but struggle with staying focused. Using a simple and inexpensive bookmark that has a highlighted window is an easy way to keep kids focused on what they are reading.”
Many kids struggle with expressing their fear and concerns verbally. This can often lead to changes in behavior.
A few weeks of lack of interaction with other kids, their social skills aren’t going to fall apart.
Before you start setting up your at-home learning space, Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, pediatric mental health expert and psychologist, suggests making sure that you understand what the school expects of you and your child from the beginning.
As the pandemic stretches ever longer, mental health experts predict a shift in how kids process the situation.
Mother’s day is almost here and we need to celebrate mom more than ever! Mom is working from home, a full-time chef and housekeeper, disciplinarian, and school teacher all with her gray showing, and those gel manicures long gone. She is working her tail off and mom deserves extra TLC this year. Well, we have 17 Mother’s Day celebration ideas
The effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment vary by patient and condition. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, LLC does not guarantee certain results.
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