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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Friday Factoids: Anger Rules and the Anger Thermometer
One of the most common problems in children with behavioral issues is the anger they experience. Behaviorally disordered children may get angry much easier and quicker than their peers. Therapists working with children are in need of interventions that … Continue reading
Friday Factoids: Seasonal Affective Disorder
In the parts of the country currently in the depths of winter, people may be experiencing cases of the “winter blues.” Very often people notice increases moodiness and a lack of energy beginning in fall and lasting through … Continue reading
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Welcome to the 2014-2015 Internship Class
WKPIC is thrilled to announce that we filled our 3 slots during Round I of Match this year–with awesome students! We extend a hearty welcome to Brittany Best, Faisal Roberts, and Graham Martin. We look forward to working … Continue reading
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Friday Factoids: It IS Possible to Work With Teen Girls
Many therapists see the same types of issues when working with teenage girls – girls struggle with their self-identity, low self-esteem, body issues, trying to fit in and ensure people will like and accept them. Pipher (1994) in … Continue reading
Friday Factoids: What Contributes Most To Success?
Intelligence, self-discipline, or chance? What is the strongest contributor to success? This is a complicated question. I think that it is too simplistic to think that the smarter you are, the more successful you will be. We can … Continue reading
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