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Passive-aggressive resistance is when kids learn to develop power over you by resisting you. Instead of threatening or yelling, a passive-aggressive child simply ignores you. Here are things you can do when your child tries to shut you out. buff.ly/2NdA8zY
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Passive-Aggressive Child Behavior: Hidden Anger in Kids buff.ly/2NdA8zY via @Emp_Parents #parenting #teens #behavior
Worldwide, fewer than half of those affected by depression receive any treatment. So Denmark is trying a different approach: People suffering from depression are encouraged to take part in cultural activities. Learn more here: buff.ly/2M4tNbw #depression #mentalhealth
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Denmark is trying a new approach to getting people help for depression: People suffering from depression are encouraged to take part in cultural activities. They call it Kulturvitaminer–“culture vitamins”–and it's being trialed in four cities. buff.ly/2M4tNbw
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A survey of @ACT-tested students found that while roughly one in four American adolescents experience #mentalhealth challenges, #ruralstudents and students of color have more difficulty accessing help when compared to suburban and White students. act.org/content/dam/act/unse…
Denmark is experimenting with ‘culture vitamins’ to lift people out of depression buff.ly/2M4tNbw #mentalhealth
ACEs Community Spotlight Series: Dr. Richard Honigman, Central Nassau Pediatrics buff.ly/2Tapj5D #trauma #traumainformed #mentalhealth #childhood #adversechildhoodexperiences #ACEs
Dr. Richard Honigman, a pediatrician and infant mental health advocate, discusses the importance of addressing childhood adversity and the relevant work he is doing both inside and outside his practice. buff.ly/2Tapj5D via @DocsForTots
What do local pediatricians have to say about #infant #mentalhealth and #socialemotional #development? Read an interview with Dr. Richard Honigman here:
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Today marks the 25th anniversary of the day of service to celebrate the life, leadership and legacy of Dr. #MartinLutherKingJr
“You will change your mind; You will change your looks; You will change your smile, laugh, and ways but no matter what you change, you will always be you.” #MartinLutherKing Jr.
What's on your to-do list today? Does it look anything like this....
#justbreath #FridayFeeling
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How an ADHD Diagnosis Can Be a Blessing in Disguise buff.ly/38VXq75 via @beliefnet #parents #childrensmentalhealth #mentalhealth #behavioralhealth
"While many people with ADHD struggle to adapt to rigidly structured environments (like classrooms and offices), their energy and creativity make them ideally suited to artistic and entrepreneurial pursuits." A great way to focus on a child's strengths: buff.ly/38VXq75
ADHD may have its share of downfalls, but it has some little-known advantages as well. buff.ly/38VXq75 #parenting #children #ADHD
Wraparound is a widely used term in health and social service provision today. However, what it means in practice is less well known. buff.ly/2ZUyyYY via @mikedav84 #socialservices #mentalhealth
From our friends in wraparound services in Australia: TaskForce Community Agency recently wanted to try and better understand what wraparound meant today. Here, Mike Davis shares the key learnings from their experience evaluating their model of care. buff.ly/2ZUyyYY
Lessons from wraparound care: The future of integrated social services buff.ly/2ZUyyYY via @ProBonoNews #humanservices #mentalhealth #behavioralhealth
Previous studies found having adverse childhood experiences can lead to poor health outcomes later in life. New BYU research finds the antidote is to counter those with enough positive experiences. buff.ly/2tD8yFK #children #mentalhealth
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) don't have to define your future. A 1998 study showed a link between childhood adversity and poor health outcomes. But two decades later, research shows that positive experiences after ACEs can improve health outcomes. buff.ly/2tD8yFK














