November - 2016

Bay Coast Behavioral Blog

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Written by Michelle Myers, creator of the blog

Nov 29, 2016

When I Realized Why My Son Melts Downs at Home but Not at School

Tonight my son walked through the door from school, and immediately I knew. He didn't have to say or do anything. I just knew. Call it...

Written by Heather Devine

Nov 23, 2016

Thanksgiving with Sensory Processing Disorder

Thanksgiving. A time with family and friends, good food, good times and good memories. I think it's ingrained into the brain of a mom to...

Written by Jennifer Piper, creator of the blog

Nov 18, 2016

7 Valuable Lessons for Parents of Children with ADHD

I struggled for the better part of seven years, desperately seeking answers to help my child. I felt lost, alone, helpless, like I'd...

Written by Rae Jacobson

Nov 15, 2016

How to Help Kids Deal with Embarrassment

Don't minimize their feelings, but do praise them for being resilient For most adults minor embarrassments are just a part of life --...

Written by Guy Shahar

Nov 9, 2016

Taking a Different Perspective on Autism

To many who come across autism in passing, it may be considered a disability through which people are rendered in some way unable to...

Written by Rebecca Brown Wright

Nov 3, 2016

It's Not an Excuse. Or a Label. Or a Weight to Carry. It's Just Who You Are.

I don't talk to my daughter enough about her ADHD -- in part because I don't want her to feel different or burdened, but also because...