Any time that you get kids together, there is going to be teasing. How a child responds to the teasing Related posts: No related posts.

Written by Dr. John Carosso The parent’s balancing act As parents, we want give our kids lots of kudos and praise, but we also want to be realistic and help our children to have an accurate self-appraisal so, ten years from now, they don’t end-up on American Idol making a fool of themselves because they […]

In Part I of a 3 part series about bullying, I introduce the series by talking about the different types Related posts: No related posts.

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Is there a connection between speech & language difficulties and Dyslexia? I answer that for you in today's Morning Minute. Related posts: No related posts.

Written by Dr. John Carosso Gotta earn it: the power The fact is that, for the most part, self-esteem cannot be given, it has to be earned. We earn a positive feeling about ourselves largely because we have accomplished meaningful things over the course of any given day or week. What is “meaningful”?; well, our […]

Written by Dr. John Carosso Where we left off We had discussed, in Part I, the importance of your child’s relationship with God in enhancing his or her self-esteem. Next we move-on to the most important person in your child’s life. So, who is that most important person? Well, it’s you. Yes, go figure; you’re […]

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A recent study by the University of Manchester suggests that ADHD is often over-diagnosed with Autism. Is that the case? Related posts: No related posts.