Behavioral Health
Teens and Spirituality
The Study A study funded by the John Templeton Foundation and carried-out at The University of Akron, Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) and Baylor
Parenting
How to get kids to listen: Action, not Re-Action
As parents, we expect kids to follow directions when told to do so; and often we have expectation that the response will be immediate. Much
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How to listen so kids will too: The art of reflective listening
Can you relate to this? You get into an argument with your spouse. You know your point is valid, but you’re having trouble getting
Autism
The Hate-Filled Letter: What now?
Grandmother receives a nasty letter You undoubtedly heard by now of the over-the-top, vicious and shameful letter a family in Canada received about
Autism
Induced Labor and Increased Autism Risk: Another misleading Headline | August 20, 2013
Written by Dr. John Carosso What was that all about? You remember the recent headline, based on a study from JAMA Pediatrics (August 12, 2013)
ADHD
“Natural” Remedies and Supplements: Better than Prescribed Meds?
Written by Dr. John Carosso “Natural” is better? I often hear from parents a preference for “natural” alternatives to their child’s emotional or behavioral
Autism
Autism and Early Intervention; What Works and How Well?
Early intervention for autism produces the strongest outcomes. Learn what the research shows, and how Autism Centers of Pittsburgh supports early diagnosis and treatment.
ADHD
ADHD: Which Medication is Best?
Written by Dr. Robert Lowenstein, M.D. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) The AAP provides guidelines to pediatric specialists indicating that behavioral treatment should
Anxiety
A Recipe for Ruining a Perfectly Good Kid | April 4, 2013
Written by Dr. John Carosso The Essential Ingredients -Start with a fun-loving, intelligent, inquisitive child who wants nothing more than to please his or