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Talking to Kids About Politics
With the negativity and divisiveness in our current political climate, your kids are counting on you to help them understand the many images, messages, and actions that are occurring all around them. Here’s how you can help.
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Caring for Children After Exposure to Race-Related Violence in the Media
News of violence can be scary for kids—especially when it feels personal or repeated online. Learn how children of different ages may react, how to support children of color after racial violence, and simple steps families can take to limit stress, talk openly, and seek help when needed.
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Running: Something the Entire Family Can Do Together
Running is a great activity that can be done with minimal equipment and is something that all ages can perform. However, this may not always look the same for everyone as age, strength and body type may differ.
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The Role of Psychology in a Pediatric Rheumatology Program
Living with a pediatric rheumatic condition affects more than just joints — it can impact sleep, school, emotions and daily life. Learn how psychology is woven into a pediatric rheumatology program to help children and families cope, build resilience and support overall well-being.
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What to Consider When Picking a College
College mail and emails can be overwhelming, especially the first time through. Learn what factors matter most when choosing a school, how to research campuses beyond the brochure, and tips to help your teen narrow options and pick a college that truly fits.
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More Than Words: Art as a Therapeutic Tool
Art isn’t just fun—it can be a powerful wellness tool. Learn how creativity can boost confidence and joy, and how making art in therapy can help people express feelings, practice coping skills, and build mindfulness and emotional regulation—no “artist” skills required.
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Concussion and Prolonged Symptoms in Younger Children
The type of patient that usually comes to mind first when one thinks about concussion is the young athlete. Concussion is also common in early childhood, however: young children are naturally inclined to explore as they learn about and experience their world.
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3 Signs of Persistent Asthma in Kids
Not sure if your child’s breathing issues are more than just a cold? Learn three key signs that may point to persistent asthma—and when it’s time to see a board-certified allergist.