@EEDP_Lab

The Early Emotional Development Program encompasses clinical and research programs focused on the mental health and emotional development of children.

 4444 Forest Park Avenue
eedp.wustl.edu
Joined October 2014
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Debby Waldman@DebbyJW112230 Mar 2022
My newest piece for @parentsmagazine. The story I wish I'd read when my kids were little. @FlettGordon and @wallacejennieb, I hope you approve. How To Help Your Kid Avoid Perfectionism parents.com/parenting/better…
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ASAM@ASAMorg14 Oct 2021
Join us next week and raise awareness about the critical treatment gap between the number of patients who need addiction treatment and qualified medical professionals available to treat patients. #TreatAddictionSaveLives More information>>> ow.ly/Y2HZ50GqQLe
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New event on #EatingDisorders #ARFID, with early bird! 'Eating Disorders & ARFID in Children and Adolescents; Research, Prevention, Interventions – Judy Dunn Conference 2021' Amazing line-up! #Clinicians & #CAMHS will not want to miss this bit.ly/2YH8tjT
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Two Powerful Techniques to Lower Anxiety | Psychology Today via @PsychToday #anxiety #anxietyrelief #emotionseducation #thechangetriangle psychologytoday.com/blog/emo…
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4 types of positive childhood experiences that can boost a child's resilience to adversity, writes @Dixonwrites bit.ly/3tkLFzR

The Building Blocks of Hope

Concerned with all the bad things that happen to kids? Researchers highlight the positive factors that influence child resilience and flourishing.

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These tips can help parents of children with autism strengthen their co-parenting relationship. greatergood.berkeley.edu/art…
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It is no longer "no means no," but rather "yes means yes," when it comes to consent #consent #yesmeansyes @PsychToday Teaching Children about Affirmative Consent | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
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Even when it's not that severe, childhood mistreatment sometimes causes brain changes that affect anger management. Here's how to cope. bit.ly/3pvlhTN

How Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Impact Adult Anger

How do traumatic or painful childhood experiences increase someone's propensity to display anger as an adult?

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Parents who see their child as a rival, or as a picture of what they could have been, may act on their envy in hurtful ways that are hard for others to recognize or for the child to forgive. bit.ly/3x5HQAT
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Do you talk with your kids about stress? These tips can help you start the conversation. apa.org/topics/stress/talkin…
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"It’s more important for parents to focus on whether their kids are learning instead of how." washingtonpost.com/lifestyle…
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There are many ways to help kids who have trouble managing emotions. A good first step is for families and caregivers to connect and share information about what they’re seeing. understood.org/en/friends-fe…
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JAACAP Journals@JAACAP18 May 2021
Longitudinal study finds #preschoolers with adverse childhood experiences, #psychopathology, and low #maternal support are more likely to develop #BPD symptoms as adolescents. #JAACAP #ACES #preschool @EEDP_Lab jaacap.org/article/S0890-856…
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"Many of the behaviors associated with ADHD can be understood as attempts to escape uncomfortable feelings about thinking" bit.ly/3eyhbFd
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What really makes someone a good mother? bit.ly/3ebAvJD
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How to stop the cycle of abuse and neglect that tends to get passed on from one generation to the next, writes @ckbergland bit.ly/3ecdUwq
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Mixed methods pilot evaluation of Interpersonal Psychotherapy for body image for adolescents. Article by @fionaduffypsy @DrHelenSharpe, Beveridge, Osborne & @Cathyjr11 & colleagues in the latest issue. Access at doi.org/10.1177/135910452096…
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‘The early bird catches the worm’—the need for even earlier intervention and targeted prevention for mental illnesses. Have a read of the latest #FreeAccess editorial by @HelenLFisher on the @WileyPsychology online library. bit.ly/2Qm9nxN #mentalillness #research
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Child Trends@ChildTrends12 Apr 2021
Caregivers can support Black children by listening to their experiences of and opinions about racism, and helping them think about how they might manage related situations and feelings. childtrends.org/publications…

Resources to Support Children’s Emotional Well-Being Amid Anti-Black Racism, Racial Violence, and...

Most Black children in the United States encounter racism in their daily lives. Ongoing individual and collective psychological or physical injuries due to…

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Does your child have an imaginary friend? Here's why that may be a good thing, writes @christinenguyen bit.ly/2RhOAvY

Imaginary Friends Help Children Cope with Isolation

When real-world others are not available, they can help children cope in a variety of ways.

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