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07 Sep Youth Suicide Prevention – When “Fine” Isn’t Fine

Posted at 18:58h in Mental Health, Patient Engagement, Whole Child by Darice Warren

Many young children and teens struggled during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fortunately, organizations like Duck Cup Memorial Fund are stepping into the fray to bring more awareness to this issue. Sara Jutz, the Executive Director of Duck Cup Memorial Fund, recently spoke on the PediaTricks podcast to share more information about how their organization is working to meet this moment, and make mental health and suicide prevention a much easier subject to speak about openly. ...

31 Aug Pediatric Mental Health: Seeing the Whole Child

Posted at 13:45h in Clinical, Mental Health, Whole Child by Darice Warren

Rich Szabo, MD, joined the PediaTricks Podcast to discuss "Pediatric Mental Health - Seeing the Whole Child” to address the ongoing mental health crisis, what may be exacerbating these issues for our kids, and how OP’s tools can help....

22 Jun Summer Activities for Teens and Tweens that Promote Mental Wellness

Posted at 13:12h in Mental Health, Whole Child by Darice Warren

Some of the best summer activities can also help children decompress from a stressful school year, which can help improve troubling mental health symptoms. As social distancing measures are now relaxed, and more activities become available, children may need some encouragement to step outside of their comfort zone and get more engaged in a world that may still feel overwhelming. You should be ready to listen to their concerns and work with them to find activities that feel both fun and safe. ...

01 Jun How Screenings Help Identify and Address Pediatric Mental Health Challenges

Posted at 18:47h in Clinical, Mental Health, Whole Child by Darice Warren

It’s no surprise that pediatric mental health issues have skyrocketed to unrivaled levels as children have been forced to navigate the challenges that have come with the last two years of the COVID-19 pandemic. Desperate for ways to address this growing concern, healthcare professionals across the United States are coming together to share ideas about programs, policies, and best practices that will positively impact the mental health of youth and adolescents in the US....

04 May Healthy Children, Healthy Future: Understanding the Importance of Pediatric Mental Health

Posted at 19:10h in Mental Health, Whole Child by Darice Warren

Each May, we celebrate National Children’s Mental Health Week to underscore the importance of nurturing positive mental health among our nation’s youth. This year, from May 1st-7th, the awareness week will emphasize the vital importance of building strong emotional health for children’s long-term development and overall wellness....

27 Apr Results from the First Mental Health Report Card for American Schools

Posted at 16:21h in Mental Health, Whole Child by Darice Warren

It is no surprise that children and youth mental health has suffered greatly during the COVID-19 pandemic. With schools forced to switch back and forth between remote learning and in-class education, it has been very difficult for teachers and school personnel to keep up with the surging demand for resources. ...

27 Apr Social Media and Its Impact on Children’s Mental Health: Here’s What You Need to Know

Posted at 15:11h in Mental Health, Patient Engagement by Darice Warren

For many parents, raising kids that have a healthy relationship with social media can be a challenge. Why? Because social media is ubiquitous....

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22 Jun Summer Activities for Teens and Tweens that Promote Mental Wellness

01 Jun How Screenings Help Identify and Address Pediatric Mental Health Challenges

04 May Healthy Children, Healthy Future: Understanding the Importance of Pediatric Mental Health

27 Apr Results from the First Mental Health Report Card for American Schools

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