Dan Riley explains how sports help kids manage stress and teach crucial emotional skills.
A Conversation with Dr. Ronald Dwinnells: Leadership, Mental Health, and His Mission to Help Children
To end the program on a more uplifting note, the hosts will also explore the important topic of women’s rights and resistance in Iran, highlighting why it is crucial for these women to stand up against their oppressors.
They touched on the significance of mental health support for doctors, nurses, and anyone facing personal struggles. Dr. Rubenstein is a strong advocate for Palliative Care, mental health, gender equity, serious illness communication, and addressing racism in medicine.
During the interview, Becky Large proudly announces a new partnership between Autism Travel Club and Becoming rentABLE. This collaboration aims to assist families in finding places that are both Autism-friendly and wheelchair accessible, offering Autism readiness training for short-term rentals. Lorraine Woodard serves…
In their enlightening conversation, Dr. McReynolds delves into the motivations behind her book and offers valuable insights on how teachers and parents can effectively support children and teenagers with ADHD.
This story should end the days of handing the responsibility of teaching kids ethics to athletes.
Kathleen delves into the intricacies of foster care, a calling she has passionately pursued for an impressive 35 years, caring for an astonishing 170 foster children during this time. She explores the trials and triumphs of this life-changing vocation.Â
These drugs appeared in brightly colored packages with M&M size drugs that elementary and middle school students have no idea how potent these synthetic drugs really are.
Lisa Skinner goes into great detail about child development, nature vs. nurture, why these children were abandoned, and how difficult it was for these children to readjust to society. Many children didn’t readjust to society.