Suicide Facts and Myths: Is It a Choice or a Disease? For generations, people have talked about suicide in a certain way. We say someone “committed suicide,” the same way we say someone committed a crime. That language is starting to change, and for good...
Social Worker or Psychologist? How to Choose the Right One If you are looking for help with a mental health concern, you have probably noticed something confusing. There are several kinds of providers, and it is not always clear who does what. Should you see a...
Self-Disclosure in Therapy: 5 Things Every Patient Should Know How much should you share in therapy? It is one of the most common unspoken worries people bring into their first session. Some people feel pressure to tell everything immediately. Others hold back and...
By Dr. Martin Keller, Diplomate in Clinical PsychologyAs a clinical psychologist with more than 30 years of experience, I’ve heard this painful phrase countless times: “Parenting my ADHD child is killing me.” It’s often spoken with tears in the eyes, a cracking...
Dr Keller discusses the best ways to help children prepare for reentering school life after being absent since Spring Break. Reporter Jamie Cerretta asks questions to encourage parents to get their kids ready to attending school differently this year. ...
Helping Your Child Deal with Moving Even when it’s a “good” move, moving your child from one home to another can be stressful and upsetting to them. Most people view their home as a source of security. It’s the one place you can go to make everything quiet again and...
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