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The Teen Brain (Yes, It's in There)
Cognitive control supports the ability to put aside short-term gratification in pursuit of a goal. It matures as we age. But in adolescence, our reward centers mature much faster.
Teen Suicide Prevention: Teaching Kids to Ask
Psychologist Dr. Laura Anthony wants teens to know the warning signs of suicide. And if they see those signs, she wants them to come right out and ask.
Bullying 101 and Prevention Tips
We know how hard it is to find out your child is being bullied. That’s why our pediatric psychologist is sharing bullying tips for parents, as well as what to do if your child is being cyberbullied.
How to Help Your Child Develop Social Skills
A psychologist shares what parents need to know about their kids' social skills. Find out what it takes to develop social skills in kids and how this can help them make friends and strengthen relationships.
The Truth About Teen Vaping
Teen vaping is on the rise - about half of Colorado teens have tried it - and many teens don't know the risks. Learn the facts about vaping and e-cigarettes.
The Consent Conversation: What Is Consent, and How Do You Discuss It with Kids?
In the #MeToo era, teaching kids and teens about consent — what consent means, who can give it, when they can give it and when they know if they have it — is more important than ever. Our pediatric experts offer advice on how to start the conversation.
"Am I normal?" Common Questions from Teens (and How to Answer Them)
The questions teens ask during appointments with adolescent medicine expert Dr. Amy Sass are wide-ranging and hard to answer: Is my body normal? Should I have sex? Here, she shares the questions she gets from teens — and the answers that motivate them.
Parental Discretion Advised: Children and Media
It's hard to decide if your child is ready for action movies, social media, explicit songs — and even harder to keep up with parental controls and new technology. Our experts share insights on guiding children through today’s media landscape.
8 Tips for Raising a Caring Child
Teaching kids to care about others is critical for social development. Our expert gives tips for parents on cultivating empathy in children at a young age.
When Teens Lie
Lying can be a frustrating experience for parents. Our experts share how to teach honesty and integrity - without a power struggle.
Worried About Your Child's Perfectionism?
Children and teens might experience anxiety and depression because they feel like they have to be perfect all the time. We help parents understand when they need to be concerned.
Growing Up Plugged In
Teens today are growing up with a depth, breadth and speed of media that didn't exist 20 years ago. Their parents don't always understand what that's like, but teens still need their help.
