by NeurAbilities | May 29, 2020 | Blog, Mental Health, Webinars
Thank you to the Family Resource Network for hosting this webinar… https://www.familyresourcenetwork.org/ Presented by Sara M. Shane, PsyD, LPC, Clinical Psychologist The lives of children and adults were changed in an unexpected way as the COVID-19 pandemic...
by NeurAbilities | May 14, 2020 | Blog, Featured, Mental Health
Request Appointment Ask More Questions Dr. Sara Shane (commonly known as “Dr. Sparkles”) is providing a Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) program designed especially for COVID-19 related anxiety, stress, and depression. These sessions are helpful for teens, parents,...
by NeurAbilities | Apr 28, 2020 | Blog, Development, Featured, Mental Health, Social Skills
By Azlen Theobald, PsyD, Post-Doctoral Fellow in Neuropsychology Uncertain times have meant increased anxiety and even evidence of depression in kids. Looking at some of the positive outcomes these times have brought, here are some important life lessons kids have...
by NeurAbilities | Apr 23, 2020 | Events, Featured, Mental Health
Exploring Positive Strategies to Cope with New Stressors The lives of children and adults were changed in an unexpected way as the COVID-19 pandemic began and social restrictions were put in place. Schedules have been completely altered as families remain confined to...
by NeurAbilities | Apr 23, 2020 | Blog, Featured, Mental Health
Read the full article courtesy of Dr Robert Leahy at HealthMatters: https://healthmatters.nyp.org/a-road-map-to-finding-calm-amid-coronavirus-anxiety/ VALIDATE YOUR FEELINGS Acknowledge the situation and how you feel about it. Remember, you have the right to be...
by NeurAbilities | Apr 20, 2020 | Autism, Blog, Events, Featured, Mental Health, Social Skills
COVID19 has made social isolation a feature of everyday life. While this has certainly contributed to flattening of the curve, it has also placed an additional stress on families already struggling to build their child’s social skills. One would expect that a sudden...
