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Even as school-age children are learning at home while their working parents try to balance their jobs and keep their children on task, Dr. Amanda Heins says it’s important to maintain as much normalcy as possible during these uncertain times.

As the coronavirus continues to spread, each day brings unsettling news and changes to our lives. People of all ages are trying to come to terms with the new normal—especially young children who may not fully understand these trying times.

With the new schoolyear well underway, oftentimes a child or teen’s struggles with anxiety, OCD, depression, addiction, trauma, eating disorders, or other mental health complications can become more apparent.

As vaping gains more popularity, especially among young people, misconceptions and questions are rampant. Dr. Michelle Maloney answers some of the most common questions surrounding vaping and e-cigarettes.

Studies show that parents of children with ASD are at risk for a lower quality of life if they don't take time to practice self-care and compassion.

The drive for success is affecting children at an increasingly early age with young people feeling the pressure to achieve better grades, excel on standardized college admission tests, and outperform their peers, whether it be in academics or…