Parents who don't give their toddlers a regular bedtime may have unruly kids down the road. A study of 10,000 British children has found that those with erratic bedtimes in their preschool years were ...
What can therapy for behavioural issues help with? Behavioural issues can stem from any of a number of underlying problems. With young children, behaviour issues may be a manifestation of anger or ...
Montreal, February 9, 2011 – Cortisol, the so-called stress hormone, seems to behave in contradictory ways in children. Some youngsters with behavioral problems have abnormally high levels of cortisol ...
Youths who like to stay up late at night are more prone to antisocial behaviour, rule-breaking and attention problems, according to a new study. In theirexamination of 111 boys and girls aged eight to ...
The type of debt parents accumulate might affect how their child behaves. And that could be for better, or for worse, new research suggests. Mortgages fall in the plus column, meaning they're ...
Up to one third of students enrolled in regular schools display some kind of behavioural adjustment problem. These are usually categorized as external (hyperactivity, inattentiveness, opposition and ...
What can therapy for behavioural issues help with? Behavioural issues can stem from any of a number of underlying problems. With young children, behaviour issues may be a manifestation of anger or ...
In the Urban Dictionary, ‘snap’ is defined as dismay, disbelief, surprise or joy. At the Child Development Institute (CDI), a multi-service children’s mental health agency in Toronto, it’s an acronym ...
Kids who need behavioral health care increase a family’s risk of financial hardship, researchers said.
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