Parents can help kids develop autonomy and positive behaviors by spending time together, helping them regulate emotions and assigning tasks.
Dr. Amy Morse
How to manage negative behaviors in young children
A CHOC pediatric psychologist helps parents manage their toddler’s or preschool-aged child’s disruptive, noncompliant and bad behavior.
Kids and the fear of needles: What parents should know
A CHOC pediatric psychologist offers tools to parents to help kids cope with their fear of needles and prioritize their health.
Social media and friendship: Navigating peer relationships during COVID-19
A CHOC psychologist explains how social media is changing peer relationships and offers best practices for safety and real connection.
ADHD in children: What parents should know
Is your child’s behavior a sign of ADHD? In this Q & A, a pediatric psychologist answers common questions for parents about the condition.
Reaching her full potential: Vivian’s journey with autism
Vivian, 14, is thriving since being diagnosed with autism and receiving treatment Thompson Autism Center at CHOC.
