Technology can help your health — or drain it like a smartphone's battery. Use these tips to get more out of your devices without getting powered down.
Playing Nice With Kids Who Are ‘Different’
Interacting with someone who is “different” can be tough even for adults. No wonder kids don’t always get it right.
6 Ways to Outsmart Smartphone Stress
Digital devices are keeping us connected at the expense of our health. Learn how to disengage from the frenzy.
Chat With a Doctor: Talk, Walk and Roll
Got questions about your child’s aptitude, ability to communicate, socialization skills or physical growth? Ask a Cleveland Clinic pediatrician during a live webchat Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013, at noon (ET).
Seasonal Affective Disorder: Beyond the Winter Blues
How can you tell if you have more than just the winter blues? Learn the signs of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) — and what you can do about it.
Young Children and Biting
When your toddler bites, act quickly and calmly. An expert explains why children can bite and what to do about it.
Stressed This Holiday? Stop Pressuring Yourself
Learn how you can handle holiday stress by not putting too much pressure on yourself. You have a lot to do — but not all of it has to be perfect.
How to Deal With Depression
If you have the symptoms of depression, there are ways to take control of your own mental health.
Multitasking: Why It’s Bad for You and Your Kids
Whether it’s a parent answering emails at home while talking to a spouse, or kids doing homework while texting with the TV on, multitasking slows us down. Our expert explains how we can accomplish more by doing less.
What Is and Is Not Autism
As understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has grown, so has parents’ anxiety. ASD reflects a wide range of problems and functional abilities. Learn what is and is not on the autism spectrum.
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