Tag Archives: School Psych
Autism Corner: Brighter Futures for Children with Autism in Conflict-Affected Communities
[Source: A Global Voice for Autism] by: Melissa Diamond Photo: Haya practices food flashcards with her mother in A Global Voice for Autism’s Mersin program. Haya loves working on flashcards and often carries them around and hands them to whoever she … Continue reading
Youth With Psychotic Disorders Show Brain Structure Differences
[Source: Psych Central] Young people with psychotic spectrum (PS) disorders exhibit significant differences in brain structure, compared to youth without these disorders, according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. PS … Continue reading
Hot, New Job! School Psychologist – Chicago, IL
Call Today at 866-733-4278, text us at 662-524-9099, or Click HERE to Apply Are you looking to work full time as a School Psychologist for the rest of the school year? We have a need for a School Psychologist to work … Continue reading
Pediatric Therapy Corner: The Vestibular System
[Source: The Inspired Treehouse] We’re happy to be partnering up with Dayna at Lemon Lime Adventures for the second post in our series together on sensory processing. Today’s post is all about the vestibular system – what is it, why is it … Continue reading
MRI Study Finds Brain Structure Differences in Teens with Mental Health Issues
[Source: Psych Central] A new Canadian study has found brain structure differences between adolescents struggling with mental health issues and their healthy peers. The study involved teens, ages 14 to 17, who had a history of mental health problems, including depression, anxiety, … Continue reading
