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Do We Care About Children or Guns?

I initially wrote part of this article in August 2019, and October, 2019, but unfortunately it needs to be updated again.  We have many children who are suffering with severe anxiety and refusing to go to school. They are terrified of going to school.  Why would a child be terrified of going to school? Because […]

Allowing Teenagers to be Themselves

Being a teenager in today’s world is very difficult. Besides dealing with mass school shootings and now the uncertainty of life due to the Coronavirus, they face other daily challenges.  Many teenagers believe they must grow up and have jobs with fancy titles, make a lot of money and drive fancy cars to be a […]

Gifted Kids with Learning Disabilities

Many parents are very happy to hear that their child has been classified as “gifted.”  They assume that their child will do very well in school and have a very bright future because they are “gifted.”  While “gifted” children may excel in certain academic areas, often they have difficulties in other social situations or academic […]

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Insomnia

Treat Insomnia Naturally with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Quality sleep is one of the main pillars that make up the foundation of our well-being. Sleep is one of our body’s main sources of energy, as well as the primary timeframe that our body digests stress hormones. Unfortunately, sleep deprivation and insomnia are extremely common among the […]

Coping Skills for Anxiety

What is anxiety disorder? There are many types of anxiety disorders, but each one includes overwhelming worry and fear that interfere with day-to-day life. Some of the most common anxiety disorders are generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Anxiety can also manifest as a symptom of […]