Autism Spectrum Disorder: Five Myths and Misconceptions

Author: Dr. Ryan Holley Current research suggests that 1 in 52 people are being diagnosed with Autism, and this rate has steadily increased over the course of the last 20 years. Although our [...]

Author: Dr. Olivia Kleinman It is important to help children and adolescents develop a positive body image and a healthy, balanced relationship with food. However, that is often more challenging [...]

Author: Dr. Meghan Pasha “Love doesn’t just sit there, like a stone, it has to be made, like bread; remade all the time, made new.” — Ursula K. Le Guin The drive to find someone to whom we [...]

Author: Dr. Reena Benson Ah self-care, the term we may have come to love or loathe, and a phrase many of us may be hearing more and more as the pandemic lingers on. In fact, a quick Google search [...]

Author: Dr. Alexandria Salerno Many of us may agree that this year has created an incredible rise in our use of technology. We’ve been asked to shift most of our lives to a virtual platform [...]

Author: Dr. Collin Shotts As the holiday season of 2020 steadily and stubbornly creeps closer to us, there is reason to be worried about experiencing some holiday stress. The past year has been, [...]

Author: Dr. Jared Spencer School has changed quite a bit this year. Teachers, parents, and children alike are adjusting to the new ways in which education is being delivered. Remote and hybrid [...]

Author: Dr. Ryan Holley What is going on? We are living through extraordinarily difficult times. Whether it relates to COVID-19, politics, racial injustice, e-learning, unemployment, or any [...]

Author: Colin Holtzinger, M.S. When your child fell down and scraped her knee, you were there to kiss her boo-boo. You were there on his first day of school and organized playdates, birthday [...]

Author: Dr. Meghan Pasha Fears, worries, uneasiness, nervousness; we have all experienced anxious feelings at some point in our lives. Anxious feelings often instruct us to keep moving, keep [...]