Autism
Autism and Violent Crimes: Let’s Look at the Numbers
Written by Dr. John Carosso Recent events and speculation The recent events in Connecticut are abhorrent and troubling beyond words. Our thoughts and prayers go
Behavioral Health
Our Christmas Gift: The Wonderful Counselor | December 10, 2012
Written by: Dr. John Carosso What I’m expected to do… As a psychologist, I’m expected to talk about traditional and clinically-relevant approaches
Anxiety
Demystifying ‘Pica’
Written by Dr. John Carosso First, what is it, and what’s with the name? Pica is an unusual compulsion to eat nonfood items. It
ADHD
ADHD: A sprint to better grades!!
Written by Dr. Carosso Traditional approaches, for better or worse You all know the traditional approaches to helping kids with ADHD. Children are often prescribed
Autism
Epi-Pen: Save a Life (you need to read this)
The Sting Not too long ago I was stung by a hornet. Not a pleasant experience by any means, but it’s not like I
ADHD
Check-out Dr. C's Morning Minute Videos | June 1, 2012
Check-out Dr. C's Morning Minute at AutismCenterofPittsburgh.com where you'll find information-packed minute-long video-posts covering topics such
ADHD
Self-Stimulatory Behavior: Anti-Depressants and Beyond
Written by Dr. John Carosso It’s only been a week: It’s been barely a week since my last post about the difficulty deciphering
Depression
Research Findings: Should we Trust Them?
Written by Dr. John Carosso To Believe or not to Believe? We are deluged daily with research findings concerning everything from A-Z. The findings
Autism
Ten Tips for Managing Meltdowns
Written by Dr. Carosso It’s not uncommon that kids may become overly emotional, even tantrummatic at times. Parents typically ignore such behavior and send