Black Friday, Cyber Monday Alternatives People Over Stuff! Giving experiences benefits people in several ways. First, you are offering them something unique that will provide… Read More »The Benefits of Experiential Gifting
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What people get wrong about depression: You could make it go away if you tried harder. An incident must have happened to make you depressed.… Read More »Depression Myths
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Yes, we are all more than our diagnosis, but negative assumptions about students with disabilities run rampant in our culture. Often kids with learning disabilities… Read More »Negative Assumptions about Students with Disabilities
School-based interventions improve academic performance and social relationships. For high school students with ADHD who already run a higher risk for underachievement and dropping out… Read More »Academic Support for Teens & College Students
Q: What foods might spike anxiety … and why? A: Although I am not a medical doctor, I’ve observed that especially sugary foods or those… Read More »Anxiety and Food
What are some of the adjustments that recent college grad kids will be making? Recent college grads have many adjustments to make. Not only are… Read More »Recent College Grads: Adjustments, Parents’ Role, Jobs and Adult Life
Anxiety is a physiological response related to a perceived danger and worried, negative thinking. Basic fight or flight responses are triggered from worries and these… Read More »Anxiety and Resilience
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