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LOVE this resource for parents and kids. Evidence based, positive parenting strategies for a time that’s hitting kids and parents hard.

.⁦Emory School of Medicine⁩ sharing wellness guides for COVID19 on tons of topics - from general coping strategies to resources for newly unemployed, those with chronic illness, and healthcare workers and their partners, and more. Definitely worth the read! med.emory.edu/departments/ps…

This 👏🏼 is 👏🏼 what 👏🏼 it’s 👏🏼 all 👏🏼 about 👏🏼 It’s my privilege to work with a team and a hospital who value patient and family experiences #allbetter Children's

If you take care of #foodallergy patients & you aren’t familiar with ARFID (I wasn’t either until recently), look it up. Probably some of your patients meet diagnostic criteria. Here we report our experience of a pilot embedding a psychologist in our clinic Children's. (1/n)

Great fun bantering w/ the 1 & only Dr. Dave Stukus on this episode. Thanks for the opportunity AAAAI! Hope folks find something helpful in here as we parents all navigate these minefields together. Best of luck y’all! Let’s all show each other more love & compassion.

Grateful to Allergic Living for raising awareness of #ARFID and its association, in some patients, with #foodallergies. We have much yet to learn, but are actively collaborating with Dr. Sharp and his skilled team Children's & Emory Dept of PEDS. More to come!

Having the right assessment tools can help improve patient and provider communication. Thrilled to be part of a collaborative team dedicated to supporting the whole patient!

‼️ATTENTION: If you care about #PeanutAllergy or know someone who does, please 👀 this 🧵‼️ An extremely important study was published over the weekend... (1/N) thelancet.com/journals/lance…

Quality time with your children and loved ones can be crucial in fostering a healthy relationship. Children's National Hospital 🏥’s Eleanor Mackey shares some Do’s and Don’ts of positive interactions 👇🏼 #CNHPsychology #GrowUpStronger riseandshine.childrensnational.org/?p=12664

So fantastic! Thanks to PBS KIDS & to @MichaelPistiner, who is just such a mensch. This piece is specifically about food allergy - which is often misunderstood- but more broadly about cultivating inclusion & compassion. Please read, share, amplify! Kids will win if you do.

Since SO many people reached out or commented that they'd like to share/use this image, I've created a properly copyrighted version. You're more than welcome to use it with credit given. You can save this image or message me to email it. So honored it resonates with so many - TY!

Excited to announce a virtual option for a multidisciplinary conference on 5/14-15 Children's to focus on pediatric feeding problems. Many of our kids with allergies struggle - but there are solutions! Info below. Featuring @drlindaherbert @DrJennyThomas & more - join us!

Food allergies are a chronic and potentially life threatening condition well established to cause not just adaptive stress but impairment in ADLs and reduction in QOL. Access to mental health support is shockingly poor as shown here…(1/)

Such a compelling narrative here - families want access to comprehensive care, including mental health support. So excited seeing these calls for integrated care!

Love this simple, memorable set of steps for walking through #foodallergy! Tamara Hubbard, MA, LCPC dropping some growth oriented mindset perspectives for coping with chronic illness related experiences 👏🏼

REMINDER: THIS WEEKEND! Join us as an all-star lineup explores the impact of food allergies on family dynamics, meal time routines, nutrition, and wellness. Register here & join us: web.cvent.com/event/f41acf6a… #foodallergyawarenessweek

Let's talk about impacts that the pandemic had on #foodallergy, initially and now - both my own clinical observations as an allergy-informed family therapist, and research data that's now available. First, observed impacts the pandemic has had on social media engagement. (1/12)

So proud to work with a team who is dedicated to caring for the whole person. Allergies can be complicated - we hope this info can help ease day to day living with #foodallergy

Hot off the press at Children's - and right in time to launch #FoodAllergyAwareness Week next week! Thanks to Allyson Wright, Kelly, and the broader team for working to share this important advance. choa.org/about-us/newsr…

So dang proud of this amazing food allergy team at Children's…they have been working hard for #FoodAllergyAwarenessWeek next week. Hope I’m not spoiling but leaving now I saw these teal Tic-Tac giveaways ready for clinic next week, to educate & enjoy FARE | Food Allergy Research & Education