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Milford, OH (PRWEB) February 24, 2012 One of the catch phrases today is ?school-to-work:? How do we prepare our kids for the world of work, starting even as young as elementary school? MyFear ZapperTM believes this starts with getting kids as involved as possible in business projects that are typically reserved for adults. In fact, [...]

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Westport, CT (PRWEB) February 23, 2012 Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, Inc. (SKLD) recently sponsored the launch of the i CAN! Program, as a test pilot in the Northeast, in efforts to empower children with learning disabilities. The program highlights strategies that focus on what children can do rather than what they cannot do. Developed [...]

Continue Reading Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, Inc. Sponsors Launch of i CAN! Program, Highlighting Strategies to Empower Children with Learning Disabilities

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Bala Cynwyd ,PA (PRWEB) January 31, 2012 Shannon Overland is a Child Therapist, Nationally Certified Parenting Coordinator and a Certified Family Group Decision Making facilitator with over ten years of experience in helping children with behavioral challenges in Philadelphia. Ms. Overland?s experience includes working within community mental health agencies, private practices and the Philadelphia School [...]

Continue Reading Overland Children and Family Services Now Supporting Children and their Families in Philadelphia and its Surrounding Areas

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North Haven, Conn. (PRWEB) February 01, 2012 Environment and Human Health, Inc. (EHHI) is releasing a new report calling for tougher standards to regulate cellular technologies?especially for children and pregnant women. This report is the first part of a project researching the health effects of cell phone use. EHHI has reviewed hundreds of peer-reviewed studies [...]

Continue Reading Cell Phone Report Calls for More Responsible Management to Protect Children and Pregnant Women

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The Ministry of Discipline, an online campaign for parents and care-givers, was thus formed to develop parents’ notional understanding of the term ‘discipline,’ and to offer a more positive definition of the term. Mostly, the concept of discipline is modelled after a popular view of what happens during military training. Military discipline is understood as [...]

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New York, NY (PRWEB) December 14, 2011 UJA-Federation of New York?s Task Force on People With Disabilities and the J.E. and Z.B. Butler Foundation will present the 2011 Zella Bronfman Butler Award to Steven M. Wolf, M.D., director of pediatric epilepsy at Beth Israel Medical Center; Glen Parrish, residence manager of the Jewish Board of [...]

Continue Reading UJA-Federation of New York and the J.E. and Z.B. Butler Foundation Celebrate Professionals Who Enhance the Lives of Adults And Children with Disabilities

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Article by Diana Ketchen The first thing you need to know in understanding hyperactive children is just what is hyperactivity? It is explained as above average physical activity with no meaning. In other words, a hyperactive child will seem to be moving all around without any apparent purpose. Hyperactive children are often diagnosed with ADHD. [...]

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Article by Hazel Rigg There are many theories about how to be the best possible parent, but everyone would agree that having a close and trusting relationship with your children is the starting point. There’s little point in trying to work on more complicated issues if this fundamental factor hasn’t been addressed. Sadly, many parents [...]

Continue Reading Disciplining Children -Finding the Right Balance

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Many children are prone to being hyperactive because of illness or naturally having a great deal of energy. This problem can be addressed in a number of ways. Very often, children with learning disabilities have problems with fidgeting and not being able to stay in one place for an extended period of time. This is [...]

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Article by Dr. Emily Kensington As a doctor who treats ADD/ADHD, I am often asked about ways to calm hyperactive children. And as the mother of a son with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, I understand how challenging and nerve-wracking it can be for families struggling with the condition. During the course of my personal and [...]

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