Edelson Blog Pediatric Depression Jessica Blasik, Ph.D. I recently had the opportunity to attend training at the Third Annual Symposium on Pediatric Behavioral and Mental Health: Collaboration to Build Resilience and Strengthen Relationships that was sponsored by U of...
Edelson Blog Measuring a Child’s Growth Jessica Blasik, Ph.D. We all know that we measure a child’s growth in terms of height and weight, but there are other important developmental processes taking place that we should monitor and measure. What I mean is that when...
Edelson Blog Teach Your Child Problem-Solving And Conflict Resolution Skills Suzanne Hartman, M.A., LPP Skilled craftsmen know that producing quality work requires the use of precision tools. They stock their toolboxes with the equipment they need to efficiently...
Edelson Blog Neuroanatomy Continued – Non-Cortical Skills Richard Edelson, Ph.D. Earlier I wrote about cortical skills, for example, those involving reading, writing, and arithmetic. However, there are other areas of the brain that affect the speed, pacing, and...
Edelson Blog Neurosexism Richard Edelson, Ph.D. I just learned a new word and a new form of stereotype – neurosexism. In short, this term refers to our tendency to believe that intellectual skills and strengths as determined by sex. For example, boys are good at...
Edelson Blog Help in Answering the “Why” – Pediatric Neuropsychological Testing Byron White, Psy.D As a young child we begin to gather information on the world around us by repeatedly asking the question: “Why?” This question serves us well in the early...
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