Author Archives: Dr. Brian MacDonald, C. Psych.

Do colicky babies have sensory processing problems?

Some researchers offer hope for the parents of colicky infants, who may have sensory processing problems.

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Anatomy of Mental Health (Episode 99)

Psychologists speak to Dr. Michael Cheng about anxiety, sensory processing problems, and mental health resources.

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Teaching Leadership and Empathy with Crafts

Eight and nine year-olds can learn important lessons from teaching preschoolers about crafts.

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Anatomy of “No Time for Flash Cards” (Episode 98)

Psychologists speak with educator and mother, Allison McDonald, creator of No Time for Flash Cards.

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Have your kids witnessed bullying?

Researchers have found that bystanders may be invisible victims of bullying.

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Anatomy of Three Things (Episode 97)

Psychologists talk about recent research, including the impact of witnessing bullying, the effects of having kids on life satisfaction, and the language couples use.

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Parenting teens: 5 Bestsellers for Parents

Five bestselling parenting books, chosen by a psychologist.

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Anatomy of Childhood Crushes (FA Retro)

Psychologists talk about childhood and teenage crushes.

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Talking to kids about sexuality

It’s natural for kids to be curious about sexuality. Here are some ideas to make a potentially difficult discussion easier.

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Anatomy of Sex Ed (Episode 96)

Psychologists talk about how kids learn about sexuality at school and at home.

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