Family Anatomy
Family Anatomy is a podcast and blog where psychologists talk about parenting and relationships.

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Founded:
2008
 
Family Anatomy

Family Anatomy New Post: Psychologists talk about pretending and the importance of play to child development. http://ow.ly/B3xG

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Psychologists talk about imagination and pretending, along with the importance of play to child development.
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Family Anatomy New Post: Play is an important part of development, but kids seem to spend less time playing. http://ow.ly/AHmF

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Despite the importance of play, it appears to be disappearing from kindergarten classes.
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Family Anatomy New Post: What leads kids to be rejected, and what parents can do to help them to fit in. http://ow.ly/zClH

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Researchers have identified some behaviours that make it more likely that a child will be rejected by his or her classmates.
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Family Anatomy New Post: Research shows that people think of others as "sheep" and themselves as "lone wolves." http://ow.ly/zb2N

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Family Anatomy New Post: Psychologists talk about fitting in, belonging, and cliques. http://ow.ly/yVz0

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Psychologists talk about fitting in, belonging, rejection, and cliques.
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Family Anatomy New Post: The need to fit in, and its impact on behaviour. http://ow.ly/yEfg

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Belonging is a fundamental need for social creatures. Researchers have shown that peoples' behaviour can be changed by manipulating their perception of fitting-in.
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Family Anatomy New Post: Researchers report that girls are more likely to remain victims of bullying than boys. http://ow.ly/xk9m

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Researchers report that girls are more likely to remain victims of bullying than boys.
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Family Anatomy New Post: Psychologists talk about sports, stress, and the parental role in boys' body image concerns. http://ow.ly/wRSp

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Psychologists talk about recent research, including: individual sports and self-esteem, maternal stress and children with disabilities, and the parental role in boys' body image concerns.
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Family Anatomy New Post: Is Media Use Helping or Hurting Kids’ Psychological Functioning? http://ow.ly/wBFo

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How media use affects the psychological adjustment of teens.
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Family Anatomy Autism, Part 5: Should autistic kids be placed in inclusive or segregated classrooms? http://ow.ly/wdBj

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Autistic kids are increasingly being placed in general education classes. What do parents need to know about school programs?
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Family Anatomy Autism, Pt. 4: Autistic kids vary widely - some have adopted a broad approach to address their needs. http://ow.ly/vXEX

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The difficulties of autistic kids vary widely - some clinicians have adopted a broad approach to address their needs.
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Family Anatomy Autism, Part 3: Recognizing emotions is an important factor in social difficulties of autistic kids. http://ow.ly/vIIW

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Researchers have been trying to determine the processes that lead to the social deficits of kids with autism and related disorders.
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Family Anatomy New Post: High school students have a lot of info to memorize - what memory strategies work best? http://ow.ly/uMTq

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High school students have to memorize a lot of information. What memory strategies are most effective?
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Family Anatomy Autism, Part 2: Psychologists interview a psychologist whose son has autism. http://is.gd/4sDhR

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Psychologists speak with Dr. Gillian Graham Bevan, a psychologist whose son has autism.
Brenda
Brenda
Thank you; I'm going to share this with a parent who was asking me about disciplining a child with autism spectrum disorder.
October 20 at 11:19am
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Family Anatomy
We'll be talking to Dr. Gillian again in December about treatment options.
October 20 at 2:00pm