Even With Troubled Histories, Psych Hospitals Face Few Sanctions

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From The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Parents may never know that the facility treating their child has had serious patient care issues.

Crisis Hotlines, Like Canada’s New 988, Promise Confidentiality. So Why Do So Many Trace...

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In commentary for the Globe and Mail, Rob Wipond, MIA contributor and author of Your Consent Is Not Required: The Rise in Psychiatric Detentions,...
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National Survey: Students’ Feelings About High School Are Mostly Negative

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From Yale News: Ask a high school student how he or she typically feels at school, and the answer you’ll likely hear is “tired,” closely followed by “stressed” and “bored.”

Dog Assisted Psychotherapy Most Effective With Children

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Dog assisted psychotherapy is mostly used within the psychodynamic theory. It's especially useful in treatment with children and adolescents, where dogs seems to pass "under the radar" of children's logical defense.

The Pandemic Will Haunt Today’s Children Forever

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From The Washington Post: Stress during this vulnerable period can be especially damaging to children who already have accumulated trauma in their lives.

The Kids Aren’t All Right

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From The Atlantic: The youngest among us will bear the larger burdens of trauma and economic fallout from COVID-19.

U of Buffalo Studies Show Protective Effects of Maternal Love

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From The Buffalow News: Even for children born to parents who used alcohol, cocaine or other drugs, a supportive, respectful primary caregiver lowered their future health and relationship risks.

Young People Are Using Musical Theater to Heal Their Trauma

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From NationSwell: Chicago's Storycatchers Theatre helps justice-involved youth find their voices and resolve old traumas by making them the stars of the show.

A 9-Year-Old Was Pepper-Sprayed by Police. Here’s What Should Have Happened Instead

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From USA TODAY: To expect a child to be able to overcome a biological stress response for the sake of compliance demonstrates a lack of understanding, said child advocate Deb Rosen.

Suicide Attempts Among Black Youth Rising at Alarming Rates, Study Finds

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From CBS News: Self-reported suicide attempts for black adolescents rose by 73% between 1991 to 2017, while falling by 7.5% for white adolescents over the same period.

Class of 2020 Students May Face Traumatic Loss Due to Coronavirus

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From The Conversation: Emerging adulthood is a critical developmental stage. Combined with the transition into an uncertain future, existential despair can result.

CDC: One Quarter of Young Adults Contemplated Suicide During Pandemic

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From Politico: The toll is falling heaviest on young adults, caregivers, essential workers and minorities.

Overdose Epidemic Sending More and More Children to Foster Care

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From Mother Jones: The total number of foster care entries has slowly dwindled, but entries due to parental drug use jumped from roughly 40,000 in 2000 to nearly 100,000 in 2017.

The Infant as Reflection of Soul: The Time Before There Was Self

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From World Association for Infant Mental Health: By the time most of us reach adulthood, we have not only lost the capacity to regularly access states that we achieved routinely as infants, but we have also lost awareness of that loss.

CDC: More American Young People Dying by Suicide, Homicide

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From CBS News: Suicide deaths among 10- to 24-year-olds increased 7% annually from 2013 to 2017, while homicide deaths in this age group rose 18% from 2014 to 2017.

Worried About a Coronavirus Summer Slump? Boost Kids’ Brainpower With Nature

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From National Geographic: Time spent outdoors has been linked with improved attention spans, better memory, and enhanced executive function.

Creating a Guide for Parents During Lock Down – by Children

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From Dulwich Centre: A number of narrative practitioners have consulted children in their lives to create a guide for parents during lockdown.

Study: Teens Who View Parents as Loving and Supportive Less Likely to Be Cyberbullies

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From the Daily Mail (UK): Teenagers who see their mum and dad as loving caregivers are less likely to be cyberbullies than children with...