Almost every mental illness is associated with poor sleep, either as cause or effect. Dr. Alison Cook adds her knowledge to this article on managing insomnia.Read More
Common misconceptions about bright students’ can often conceal their special needs and prevent them from reaching their academic potential. Read about now the myths of giftedness hinder, rather than help,...Read More
If technology can erode traditional parental control, the knee-jerk reaction of some parents may be to curtail access and exposure entirely. But technology is a powerful tool that our children...Read More
We want our children to be happy. But they should also be allowed feel the full range of human emotions and learn to cope with them. Katrina Rozga CCC MC...Read More
Everyone picks their skin from time to time. But for people with Excoriation Disorder -- also known a skin-picking disorder -- the compulsion to pick is overwhelming, leading to painful...Read More
Preschoolers account for 6% of Chinese students on study tours. Katrina Rozga, MC (Psych) adds her insights to an SCMP article on tiger parents sending preschoolers abroad for language education.Read More
This is a repost of Dr. Jadis Blurton's 2013 SCMP article written in the wake of the Sandyhook School shooting. We are very sad to have to offer this support...Read More
The term anxiety attack and panic attack are sometimes used interchangeably. Even though they share similar symptoms, they are two different things. Fortunately, both respond readily to treatment.Read More
Phonics ia a valuable tool for literacy throughout our entire lives. So why is it often discarded after the early years in many schools? Read Literacy Specialist Henrik Hoeg's article...Read More
