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Tag Archives: teens
Six Reasons Kids Should Play Fantasy Football
It’s September: time for football! But as a child neuropsychologist, I am reluctant to encourage parents to have their children
5 Highly Informative Pinterest Boards About Executive Functioning Skills By Parents
One of the best ways to improve your child’s executive functioning skills is to learn what other parents are doing.
Resources for Teen Mental Health
Finding the best mental health Internet resources for teens is not easy. Teenagers looking for information about general mental health
Videos on Exercise
Many children have figured out that one of the best ways for them to learn about their world is by
Resources on Exercise for Kids and Teens
Understanding good exercise habits and forming them on their own can be difficult for kids to do. The way kids
Websites on Exercise for Parents
There are lots of great resources online to learn about healthy exercise, especially many great websites. The information on these
Resources on Exercise for Parents
Many kids who struggle with developing healthy exercise habits have a hard time trying more active activities or learning to
Videos on Brain Training
Brain training, while a very beneficial practice for both children and adults, can be difficult to understand. We have collected
Videos on Healthy Eating
Many kids who struggle with healthy eating are often picky eaters, and have a hard time trying healthier options
Resources on Healthy Eating
Many kids who struggle with healthy eating are often picky eaters, and have a hard time trying healthier options or
Websites for Parents on Goal-Directed Persistence
Goal-directed persistence, also known as “stick-to-itiveness,” is our ability to set a reachable goal and then display ongoing efforts and
Slow Processing Speed in the Classroom
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Slow Processing Speed in the
