Author: Mallory Christman, M.S. Extern at Interact A caregiver is an individual who provides care for another person in need. Individuals in this role may be paid or unpaid, and may provide care for significant others such as parents, children, or other loved ones. Whether an individual is expecting this

Adriana Pennacchi Eating healthy is generally viewed as a positive practice. However, this habit can become problematic when healthy eating patterns become an obsession. Orthorexia is the term used to represent the presence of extreme practices surrounding healthy eating. While Orthorexia is not currently recognized as a distinct eating disorder,

Jenna Blum It is a very anxiety-provoking time right now with all of the uncertainty regarding COVID-19. People from all around the world are worried about loved ones (individuals who are either older or immunocompromised) getting sick, financial stress, feeling socially isolated and distant from everyone, and not knowing where

Morgan Fisher, M.S. In the wake of the coronavirus, we have become more reliant on technology than ever before. We rely on technology, videoconferencing, and telehealth to stay virtually connected to our careers, businesses, health, education, and loved ones. While our ability to stay virtually connected is helpful, all of

PURPOSE To provide assessment, program design and monitoring of behavioral modification intervention plans to cases in which expertise in ABA protocols are necessary for assessment, stabilization or on-going treatment. FUNCTIONS 1. Provides ABA program design and monitoring, and direct behavior modification interventions to consumers in schools, home, and community settings.

PURPOSE Interact’s Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) Program is comprised of an array of services that are delivered to children and their families across settings (school, home and community) through a team oriented, evidence supported and trauma informed approach. The primary purpose of the IBHS Care Coordinator is to identify

Some parents complain about their teens’ negative behaviors and wish they would try harder, while other parents worry about their teens who put unhealthy standards and rules upon themselves. Perfectionism can be both good and bad. Having high standards can motivate individuals to accomplish their goals. On the other hand,

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way our patients receive care and treatment. Throughout the past few months there have been several discussions about the challenge’s for psychologists, therapists, social workers, and other behavioral health personal, but we as providers are aware how challenging transitioning to Telehealth may be for

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It is challenging in the best of circumstances for parents to prioritize their own mental health and wellbeing. Add a pandemic and it can feel increasingly impossible to fill all the roles parents are being asked to fill. It is important to remember that self-care is not a privilege but