Russell Hyken, Ph.D. 
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Thu 04.04 |
College DrinkingCOMMENTS (0)
There is a difference between knowing that your teen is drinking alcohol at college and allowing your child to drink at home. Parents should never endorse alcohol use when their children are under the legal drinking age. In essence, when you say it is okay to use, you are also encouraging your son to break [...] Watch Now |
Tue 03.05 |
Moms with ADHDCOMMENTS (1)
If you have a child with ADHD, there is a 60 percent chance that either you or your mate also has ADHD. What is the difference between childhood ADHD and adult ADHD? Children with ADHD generally have problems paying attention or concentrating, can’t seem to follow directions and are easily frustrated with everyday tasks. Some [...] Watch Now |
Tue 01.22 |
Sibling ConflictCOMMENTS (1)
A new University of Missouri research study shows that sibling conflict can lead to depression and anxiety. Now, this research is not saying the occasional argument or disagreement is a problem; rather, this study is highlighting that on-going, persistent fighting can have long lasting effects on an individual’s mental health. It is also worth noting [...] Watch Now |
Tue 12.18 |
Public ViolenceCOMMENTS (0)
With the recent amount of tragic events, children are being exposed to public violence. Dr. Hyken was on Fox2Now discussing how to talk to your children about these events. Ladue News gathered a group of professional counselors who shared their advice for families undergoing trauma and tragedy in their lives. Dr. Russell Hyken, psychotherapist/education diagnostician, [...] Watch Now |
Wed 11.21 |
ADHDCOMMENTS (0)
The number of children diagnosed with ADHD has increased by 66% over the last ten years. While this number may be shocking, it’s not all bad news. Dr. Hyken was on Fox2Now discussing the symptoms to look for, how to be tested and the available treatments. Watch Now |
