It is very common to have the blues sometimes or feel worried about upcoming events. Growing up can be very stressful for kids as they go through many changes in their physical and emotional development. Kids may be fearful of going to school or being separated from their parents, but these usually pass as they…
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE 3-17-2020
Our office is continuing to closely monitor the rapidly changing COVID-19 pandemic. Recently Colorado has moved from a containment phase, where health department would research the contacts of all positive tests, to a mitigation approach to the virus, where it is assumed the novel coronavirus is widely circulating in the community. Unfortunately, there is evidence…
All You Need to Know About Kids with the Highest Risk of Suicide
Mental health disorders, such as depression and panic disorders, have seen an alarming increase in recent years. While depression and panic attacks are most associated with adults, the truth is that these disorders can affect people of all ages. It is quite normal for children and teenagers to feel blue from time to time; if…
Important Coronavirus Information
COVID-19 is a novel Coronavirus (a family of respiratory viruses) that began to spread in mainland China in December 2019. The virus causes flu like symptoms (fever, runny nose, cough, sneezing, body aches, and fatigue). In some cases, just like the influenza virus, it can cause severe breathing issues. As of the writing of this…
Common Signs of a Disruptive Behavior Problem in Kids
Temper tantrums and mood swings are typical growing pains in kids. While they may test your patience to the limit, they are usually just signs that your child is struggling to cope with new stimuli or situations—or that they need some nap time! However, when this behavior occurs regularly and becomes disruptive at home or…
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