Childhood Onset of OCD
“Something’s different about Johnny…” Johnny used to be a happy-go-lucky, active boy, who enjoyed spending time with his friends and doing well in school. In the past few months, however, he has lost interest in what he used to enjoy. While he has always been into being healthy, things took a turn for the worse after he heard about virus outbreaks on the news and has since become obsessed...Learn More
Parenting children: when “NO” doesn’t work
How to train your dog. Parenting children: when “NO” doesn’t work. * I am expecting a little bundle of joy to finally call my own—a dog that is. In light of this very exciting event, I have been endlessly reading books about what to do/ not do when training a puppy. My most recent literature endeavor has been about the power of positive dog training. The premise of this book is to...Learn More
How can I help my child stop worrying?
Worrying can be beneficial Without first jumping to the worst-case scenario, let it be clear that worrying can be very beneficial, as it can serve a number of important, life-preserving functions. Worrying can protect us What might such benefits be? Well, for starters, worrying can protect us, as it can help us think about the right things at the right time to help keep us safe. Take for...Learn More