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Article by Maria Pedraza, B.A. & Shehara Yoosuf, M.A. If you find yourself feeling worried or anxious about life after the pandemic, you are not …

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Parents and teachers are often the first to notice when concerns arise about a child’s learning, attention, behavior or social emotional skills.

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When issues of attention arise, it is often confusing for parents or individuals to determine the best course of action. Often, a thorough evaluation is helpful in clarifying what may be contributing to inattentive symptoms observed at home or at school. Consider the following scenarios.

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Article by Giemaly Soto Social media is a huge part of most teenagers’ lives, and the majority of teenagers report consistently using some type of …

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Article by Giemaly Soto Although the Covid-19 pandemic is not over yet, more and more Americans are becoming fully vaccinated. Throughout the pandemic, many of …

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Those of us at Dragonfly Psychological Associates recognize June as Pride Month! No matter where you might be in your journey, you and your experiences …

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This article from PBS is another excellent article to help parents talk with their children about racism.

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Parents are often searching for children’s books that address important family values. This list of over 40 books is a great place to start for …

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