Harrington's article: not all screen time is created equal, helpful for parents to utilize media in a developmentally friendly manner. Ties in with this month's JDBP article on Screen Media and Autism Spectrum Disorder-highlights how important this is...https://t.co/vX8BsBvadP
With the help of our friend Karli, a Muppet whose mom is struggling with addiction, our new resources are designed to build hope and optimism in children and families facing similar kinds of challenges. Learn more: https://t.co/q0Dfjd3fpa #SunnyDaysAhead
"My career in developmental-behavioral pediatrics was inspired in part by my mom, who taught 5th grade to underserved children in New York City. At NYU School of Medicine, I have sought to address inequity in early… https://t.co/KUSYygu0Zj
The 2019 Signature Report shows us what the future of child welfare can look like. Learn how new investments in child welfare can make a difference for children, families, and communities: https://t.co/rBswkr76a8
Attending #HillDay19 for the first time? Here's a pro tip: Dress for success but also for comfort! Bring comfortable shoes to get you through those walks from the House to the Senate office buildings. Get ready to join us on September 17-18! https://t.co/eHwvpnzdfw
On behalf of @AmerAcadPeds, I stand in support of @DrPanMD and his important work to promote vaccines. No one should endure physical violence for advancing policies that protect children’s health and support science. #VaccinesWork
Racism harms children's health, and has been linked to birth disparities and mental health problems, @Colorlines reports. Pediatrician @MariaTrent5 discusses an AAP policy that breaks down why it's important to address #RacismAndHealth now.
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There are great times to had enjoying the outdoors - both on land and in the sea. What are you doing this summer? #escapetheindoors via @nytimes https://t.co/3lTa1z2UMd
Yesterday, the National Council Medical Director Institute released, “Mass Violence in America: Causes, Impacts and Solutions,” a new report following recent episodes of mass violence. Learn more and access the full report: https://t.co/rYuLsxMpqv #EnoughIsEnough#mentalhealth
Nonetheless, perpetrators of violent acts may suffer mental distress from life events or by the symptoms of mental illness. They require detection and prevention. We advocate for expanded access to high quality mental health care. @NationalCouncil
Did you know: Most people who commit mass violence do not have a serious mental illness. People with serious mental illness are responsible for less than 4 percent of all violence and fewer than 1 in 3 acts of mass violence. @NationalCouncil https://t.co/gkUl3kiosy
Going shopping for back-to-school supplies this weekend? #Schoolreadiness is about more than just pre-academic skills or new clothes - physical well-being, socio-emotional abilities, and self-regulation are also important! https://t.co/aobdZPkZjY #IamDBP
Clinical experience and education in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics for pediatric residents and working on practice guidelines on complex ADHD are just some of the ways @SDBPeds is working on meeting this tremendous need that @ADDitudeMag describes https://t.co/yvGKfpw9cg