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Why Won’t My ADHD Child Sleep? (TMB101)

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Recently, a listener wrote in and asked:

My son is 11 years old and is diagnosed and treated for ADHD. While he did very well in elementary school, now that he is in middle school, he is having a hard time getting to sleep. We will make him go to bed at his usual time of 9:00, but he will still be awake at 11 or even midnight sometimes. What could be causing this problem? Read More

ByDr. Berney

Ten Things We Must Teach Our Children (YouTube)

Ten Things We Must Teach Our Children (YouTube)

ByDr. Berney

Sugar Sugar (YouTube)

Sugar Sugar (YouTube)

ByDr. Berney

Ten Things We Must Teach Our Children (TMB100)

TMB100ThumbnailWe have often said that our primary job as parents is to raise happy, healthy, and self-sufficient children. However, to do that, there are a particular set of skills that a child MUST develop prior to becoming an adult. These skills include: Read More

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Sugar Sugar (TMB99)

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Sugar has become a major component of our daily diet. Research suggests that children and adolescents consume – on average – 80 grams of added sugar per day! The American Heart Association recently published a scientific statement regarding the risk for cardiovascular disease in children who consume added sugar.  Read More

ByDr. Berney

Generation Found (YouTube)

Generation Found (YouTube)

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Finding Something to Believe In (YouTube)

Finding Something to Believe In (YouTube)

ByDr. Berney

When Our Kids’ Interests Push Our Comfort Zone (YouTube)

When Our Kids’ Interests Push Our Comfort Zone (YouTube)

ByDr. Berney

Generation Found (TMB98)

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On August 25, 2016, Dr. Berney had the opportunity to sit on a discussion panel following an exclusive presentation of the new documentary, Generation Found. The topic of the evening was adolescent substance abuse. Read More

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When Our Kids’ Interests Push Our Comfort Zone (TMB97)

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As parents, we often feel as though we are in complete control of our children. We make all of the decisions, including what they will and will not do. However, there are times when our children want to do things that will push our comfort zones, things that we may feel are dangerous or cause us anxiety.  Read More