The Suffering from a Tourette's Outbreak
Emauni Crawley, a 23-year-old behavioral health coach with Tourette syndrome, discusses the challenges of living with severe tics that force her to involuntarily say inappropriate things.
The government agrees that a separate team of specialists should provide mental health services to minors
The Lithuanian government has approved a proposal to establish a dedicated team of specialists to provide mental health services for children and adolescents with mental and behavioral disorders.
What signals does a cat give before dying
The article discusses the behavioral changes and physical deterioration cats may exhibit as they approach death, emphasizing the importance of observation from their owners.
The bell rings, and the rat gets sugar. That's how social networks work on children
The article discusses how social media platforms create a system of rewards that encourages children to engage with them, similar to conditioning behaviors.
Letters: How to prevent another Tumbler Ridge?
Readers discuss ways to prevent future tragedies like the Tumbler Ridge school shooting by focusing on behavioral observations rather than identity attributes.
Autism: "Practices without sufficient proof of effectiveness, such as psychoanalysis, should no longer be proposed"
The French Health Authority has released new recommendations on autism care, emphasizing developmental and behavioral interventions while rejecting ineffective practices like psychoanalysis.
Scathing audit reveals more fraud concerns inside top Minnesota agency with fabricated documents, 'misconduct'
A recent audit by the Office of the Legislative Auditor exposes significant fraud and misconduct within Minnesota's Department of Human Services’ Behavioral Health Administration, revealing that over $425 million in grants were awarded without proper oversight.