Devices, Stress, and Healthy Limit-Setting
In February 2017, the American Psychological Association (APA) released data [...]
Ways to Cope With Caregiving for a Loved One – Part 2
Although caring for a loved one who is suffering from [...]
The Emotional and Physical Cost of Caregiving – Part 1
About 18 million Americans currently care for family members who [...]
Can our gut impact our brain?
The interaction between our gut and our brain has been [...]
The 10 Most Popular Blogs from Georgetown Psychology in 2016
It's been quite a year at Georgetown Psychology and we’d [...]
The Results Are In: Now, How Do We Deal?
The months leading up to this election were an emotional [...]
Holiday Travel and Children
The approaching holiday season can bring many positive feelings and [...]
How Much Sleep Does Your Child or Teen Need?
Children and Sleep Sleep can be ongoing challenge of parenthood, [...]
“Musings on Mindset”
Recently I had the pleasure of attending a professional development [...]
Exercise Can Help Reduce Executive Functioning Challenges in Children
Physical Activity in Children Staying active through exercise is not [...]