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Dr. Laura Kauffman

@childpsych

Licensed psychologist dedicated to supporting the efforts of teens and adults who would like to overcome anxiety, depression, and obstacles to a meaningful life

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During this intense period of closeness and togetherness with loved ones, it is important to give the benefit of the doubt, maintain reasonable expectations, and look for kindness opportunities bit.ly/together_time: Psychology Today

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A lot of folks are expressing anxiety about their inability to be as productive as they would like now. While it is difficult to quantify the psychological trauma and toll of living through a pandemic, please be gentle with yourself! bit.ly/productivitymy…: The New York Times

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This pandemic has highlighted the value of telehealth as I, and so many other mental health clinicians, have moved online for treatment. Let’s keep telehealth available for all who need it! Please sign: sign.moveon.org/petitions/nati…

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Youth are Struggling! Insurance Records Show 334% Increase in Self-Harm Among 13-18yo in August 2020 Compared to Pre-Pandemic bit.ly/InsuranceMenta…: TIME Health

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How can you tell the difference between the regular emotional swings of adolescence and the signs of borderline personality disorder? Psychologists are overcoming long-held misconceptions to provide more accurate diagnoses, says Dr. Carla Sharp. #bpd #teens #parenting

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#Socialmedia may be contributing to a rise in eating disorders in #boys, flooding their feeds with images of people who are ultra muscular, engaging in excessive exercising, or other unhealthy practices, says psychologist Lisa Damour, PhD. Learn more here: at.apa.org/wm2

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AI is being utilized to help solve problems of mental health and isolation, but it comes with great risks. I recently shared concerns and advice with Parents regarding a lawsuit asserting that AI contributed to the suicide death of a teen bit.ly/4fmvhaW