Articles on Behavior and Mental Health Care
Keeping a stress log can help reduce stress. Our ability to process complex situations and all of the variables that…
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Sleep deprivation shows up across a variety of diagnostic categories. Approximately 30% of adolescents between 13 and 25 suffer from…
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While having my hair cut, my barber talked with me about over-scheduled children. He wondered how parents kept up with…
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Sleep is fundamental to good mental and physical health. Sleep is the first item on our symptom checklist when you…
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“WHAT’D I SAY?” When a former counseling client says, “I’ll never forget what you said. It’s always stuck with me,”…
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Research throughout the COVID pandemic suggested OCD symptoms were stable or improved for about two-thirds of individuals, with one-third experiencing…
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Blog Post from Rev. Dr. Dave Barnhart, Jr.https://davebarnhart.wordpress.com/2021/01/12/spirituality-and-mental-health-starting-over-and-over/ The late leaves hanging on the plum tree, by cogdogblog, from Wikimedia Commons I…
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The following program utilizes a response cost strategy conducted between the parent and the child in an unobtrusive manner. This…
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When I see a new client in our clinic, I will always ask about exercise. A core part of mental…
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Are you interested in testing for ADHD or other learning disabilities? Does your child need to seek accommodations for school?…
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