March - 2015

Bay Coast Behavioral Blog

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By Kara Yorio

Mar 26, 2015

Diagnosing Kids' Anxiety Not So Cut and Dried, experts say

Parents watch their children and know something is wrong, but many North Jersey families find it can take a long time and many doctors'...

By Lauren Casper

Mar 24, 2015

To the People who Think my Son Doesn't Look like he has Autism

"He doesn't look like he has autism" "But he seems so normal." "Oh, my kid does that, too." Trying to advocate for my son while...

By Kimberly Yam

Mar 21, 2015

Dad of Kid with Autism Develops App so People with Disorder can Find, Rate Accommodating Places

A Pennsylvania father whose son has autism is creating an app that will help people with the disorder and their families. Topher Wurts is...

By Lawrence J. Cohen

Mar 13, 2015

The Drama of the Anxious Child

When I was first studying psychology, thirty years ago, I learned that about 10-20% of children are born with a temperament that is...

By Mark Bertrin, M.D.

Mar 11, 2015

The House We Build for ADHD: A Blueprint for Long-Term Care

You're building a home and a family -- one with ADHD in the mix. The sheer volume of information and misinformation about ADHD can...

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Mar 6, 2015

Why it may be Hard for Someone with Autism to Enter a New Situation

By Ann Kagarise, guest contributor to Autism Speaks and assistant director at a school for children with autism Safety was a topic of...