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Podcasts
The following podcasts cover a range of pediatric health and wellness topics from CHOC experts. These are not meant to replace your child’s professional healthcare team, but rather, to supplement it by giving you helpful tips and tools all in one place.
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Mindfulness in kids and teens
In this podcast, Dr. Sarah Ruiz, a pediatric psychologist at CHOC, discusses how mindfulness can be used to manage stressors in kids’ lives.
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DBT: What Is It And How Can It Help?
In this podcast, Dr. Micaela Thordarson brings awareness to how impactful Dialectical Behavior Therapy can be for adolescents.
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What parents should know about pediatric tonsillectomies
In this podcast, Dr. Kevin Huoh, pediatric otolaryngologist, talks about the signs of tonsillitis and explains treatments at CHOC.
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Eating disorders
In this podcast, Dr. Katelyn Anderson discusses signs of eating disorders and how parents can help have honest conversations with their kids.
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Keeping dancers healthy and injury-free
In this podcast, a CHOC expert talks about common dance injuries due for kids and teens and how parents can help prevent them.
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Kids and bedwetting
In this podcast, a CHOC expert talks about the causes of bedwetting in kids, how to prevent it and when to call the doctor.
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How to help my child transition from pediatric to adult care
In this podcast, Dr. Wendy Gray, discusses the challenges that teens face when transitioning out of pediatric care.
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Impulsive behaviors in kids
In this podcast, licensed marriage and family therapist Scott Ryan talks about impulsive behaviors in kids, including causes and where to find support.
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Childhood nutrition and picky eating
In this podcast, Dr. Eric Ball, a CHOC Pediatrician, discusses healthy eating for kids. He also provides tips on how to ease a picky eater.
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Substance use in kids and teens
In this podcast, Dr. Rebecca Ba’Gah, a pediatric psychiatrist, discusses how to support adolescents who are using substances.
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Trauma and adverse childhood experiences in kids and teens
In this episode, CHOC psychologist Sheila Modir, PhD, MSW, addresses the topic of trauma and adverse childhood experiences in kids and teens, including the warning signs parents should look for.