By: Kyara Ramirez-Guzman, LMHC, NCC & Michelle Hintz, PsyD In today’s fast-paced world, it’s not uncommon for children to have jam-packed schedules. Between school, sports, extracurricular activities, and homework, many young people are busier than ever. While engaging in a variety of activities can be beneficial, there’s a fine line between offering enriching experiences and
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By Dr. Roddia J. Hill, PsyD., Clinical Psychologist Resident Developmental disorders are impairments in a child’s physical, cognitive, communication, or behavioral development that impact everyday functioning. Developmental disorders can affect physical abilities, such as speech, and mental abilities, such as learning. While mental health care services are becoming increasingly integrated into societal conversations about health
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As we embark on a new year, parents often reflect on their child’s growth and development. For Sarah, a mother at the start of her journey, discovering that early intervention significantly impacts a child’s developmental trajectory became a game-changer. Sarah noticed that Matthew, her 3 year-old son, was struggling with communication and social interactions, prompting
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In the intricate landscape of child development, the thread of altruism weaves a profound tapestry of social connectivity. Recent studies, such as the research conducted by the American Psychological Association, shed light on the invaluable role that engaging in altruistic acts plays in strengthening social connections, offering a crucial insight into fostering healthy and robust
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