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Behavioral Health

Do You Have Multipotentiality?

What do you call a Jack of all trades who is master of each? Society belittles the notion, but how do you enjoy life as one of these unique individuals?

7-minute listen or read

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education

How Dyslexics Learn to Read

How do you teach someone to read when what they see, hear, and write differs from what other students perceive?

4-minute listen or read

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Is Technology Your Master?

Are video games replacing reading? Does technology rule your life or do you and your family relegate it to a subservient role?

3-minute listen or read

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Birth of Inclusivity

This article may seem to be about obesity. It might sound cruel. But the point is that health problems and moral issues are acquies­cing to inclusivity.

3-minute listen or read

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Behavioral Health

School Nurses Are Family Doctors

School nurses are well aware of the choices low-income parents face. In many cases they willingly assume the role of de-facto family physician.

6-minute listen or read

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mental health

College Students Need Therapists

Amid a nationwide short­age, colleges and univer­sities are struggling to keep up with the demand for mental health services.

8-minute listen or read

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Behavioral Health

Troubled Teen Industry Loopholes

Residential youth treatment programs sometimes use questionable methods for behavioral health issues. Despite state laws, families still complain.

11-minute listen or read

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education

Parents Find Disruption Is the New Normal

Children are used to wearing masks as part of their attire. But returning to classrooms can increase the spread of covid within homes.

8-minute listen or read

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Pandemic Levity – Education

This post takes a detour in presentation method to share the state of our educational system with a bit of levity. Parents and children reverse roles.

5-minute read

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education

Effects of Teen Pregnancy on Education

An unexpected pregnancy can interrupt high school or higher education plans. Rather than coping in isolation, get the support to overcome challenges.

5-minute listen or read

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Behavioral Health

Disillusion of Racism

I would like to believe that despite his­tori­cal biases, large swaths of people are not inherently bad.

3-minute read

Virtually Ready For Remote Learning

Your school clothes budget will likely decrease, with a focus on blouses, shirts and masks. Parents must also become tech-savvy.

8-minute read

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