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Mar 19

New Kid on the Block… Again: Helping Military Kids Cope with Relocation and Bullying

By jasonj2 Military Service and Family Life

By: David Lee Sexton, Jr. Is there a more quintessential bullying target than “the new kid”? As someone who attended far more than one school throughout my childhood education, I can say with conviction that being “the new kid” can be a struggle. Changing schools can be a profound burden...

Mar 14

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Child-Caregiver Relationship: Key Foundation for Children’s Language Development

By Robyn Community Engagement

OneOp’s 2017 webinar series, The Importance of Play could be summed up in one word, “relationship!” In this series, Dr. Kristie Pretti-Frontczak stressed the importance of fostering relationships through play. Her illustration of the toothpaste theory was insightful when we consider all the things we debate as providers – What type of assessment should we use?

Mar 12

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Cracked… But Not Broken: The Prevalence of ACEs in Juvenile Offenders

By jasonj2 Community Engagement

By: Bari Sobelson, MS, LMFT & David Lee Sexton, Jr. It’s easy for us to get caught up in labels when we hear disturbing news stories about juveniles committing crimes around town and wreaking havoc in schools. Perhaps we label them as “bad eggs” or “menaces to society” and write…

Mar 07

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Dietitian shares her experiences following a low FODMAP Diet

By OneOp Health and Well-Being

It was at a routine check that my doctor suggested I might have Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). I was shocked. As a dietitian, I had heard about the low-FODMAP diet, had even attended presentations at FNCE, but did not realize that this was a diet that would apply to me personally.

Mar 05

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Resource Discovery| The Defense and Veteran Brain Injury Center (DVBIC) and “A Head for the Future”

By jasonj2 Health and Well-Being

By: David Lee Sexton, Jr. What is the DVBIC? The Defense and Veteran Brain Injury Center (DVBIC) was founded by Congress in 1992 to serve as the pathway of care manager for traumatic brain injury (TBI) within the Military Health System (MHS). The center provides quality care for individuals ranging…

Feb 28

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Getting to Their First Word: Supporting Early Communication

By Robyn Health and Well-Being

When parents talk about the speech and language of their children, words are often identified as the first major milestone. Parents and caregivers anxiously await and revel in the moment when a child’s first word is produced. Will it be “mama” or “dada”? There have been some friendly parental competitions and maybe even a few wagers on who gets the honor of being the first named.

Feb 26

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Resource Discovery| The National Child Traumatic Stress Network’s School Personnel Resources

By jasonj2 Community Engagement

By: David Sexton, Jr. The National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) is an organization dedicated to expanding access to treatment services for children and adolescents who have suffered traumatic events. In order to accomplish this mission, the NCTSN is involved in several initiatives to raise awareness on the impact of...

Feb 19

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FD Webinar- Polishing our Protective Shields: Exploring Ways to Protect Youth from Violence

By jasonj2 Community Engagement

By: Bari Sobelson, MS, LMFT It is no secret that youth can be profoundly impacted by acts of violence such as bullying, teen relationship violence, and school shootings. The question that weighs so heavily on the minds and hearts of parents, teachers and service professionals alike is what can be…

Feb 12

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Yoga word cloud shaped like a person meditating

Counseling through Comfort: Utilizing Restorative Yoga for Rest, Introspection, Healing, and Self-Care

By jasonj2 Health and Well-Being

By: David Lee Sexton, Jr. Meet Adrienne Baggs Adrienne Baggs recently earned a Ph.D. in Counseling, but she prefers to help people process their emotions through yoga rather than dialogue. According to her website, Awaken through Rest: Restorative Yoga with Adrienne Baggs, Adrienne believes in the power of restorative yoga…

Feb 05

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Elmo high-fiving a young girl as her father holds her

Resource Discovery: Sesame Street for Military Families

By Jason Jowers Health and Well-Being

By: Bari Sobelson, MS, LMFT Sesame Workshop From Big Bird and Cookie Monster to Bert and Ernie, Oscar the Grouch, and Elmo, Sesame Workshop has provided more than 150 countries with the unique mission of helping kids grow stronger, smarter, and kinder. Through an array of platforms including television, film,...

New Kid on the Block… Again: Helping Military Kids Cope with Relocation and Bullying

Child-Caregiver Relationship: Key Foundation for Children’s Language Development

Cracked… But Not Broken: The Prevalence of ACEs in Juvenile Offenders

Dietitian shares her experiences following a low FODMAP Diet

Resource Discovery| The Defense and Veteran Brain Injury Center (DVBIC) and “A Head for the Future”

Getting to Their First Word: Supporting Early Communication

Resource Discovery| The National Child Traumatic Stress Network’s School Personnel Resources

FD Webinar- Polishing our Protective Shields: Exploring Ways to Protect Youth from Violence

Counseling through Comfort: Utilizing Restorative Yoga for Rest, Introspection, Healing, and Self-Care

Resource Discovery: Sesame Street for Military Families

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