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Neurodivergence in Females: Recognizing Missed Diagnoses of Autism and ADHD
Even as our understanding of neurodiversity is expanding, it's becoming increasingly evident that the recognition of neurodivergence, particularly in females and those assigned female at birth (AFAB), has been obscured by stereotypes and biases. Let’s take a closer...
Unraveling PTSD and Social Anxiety in Children and Adolescents
As we have discussed before in our series on bullying, the mental well-being of children and adolescents is of utmost importance. And often, too little attention is paid to the nuances and therapeutic needs of children until they are already in crisis. As caregivers,...
The Crucial Connection: Screening for Sleep Disorders, Eating Disorders, and Mental Health Issues Alongside ADHD
Exploring Aggressive Behavior and Bullying in Children – Part 3: Trauma Treatment for Children and Adolescents Affected by Bullying
In this third segment of our series on bullying, we focus on trauma treatment for those affected by bullying. As victims of bullying endure repeated acts of aggression, they often suffer from deep-seated trauma that can have long-lasting effects on their development...
Bullying in Children Part 2: Exclusion
Welcome to part 2 of our blog series on Exploring Aggressive Behavior and Bullying in Children. In our previous installment, we explored the cycle of bullying. Here, we’ll shift our focus to a lesser-known yet equally significant aspect of bullying: "Reverse Bullying"...
5 Things to Know About Co-Occurring Eating Disorders and Mental Health
Comorbidities of mental health are much more common than many people realize, and one of the most common comorbidities is co-occurring eating disorders and mental health issues. Also, the statistics significantly back this up. According to Psychiatry and Clinical...
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