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Pediatric Meltdown
Lia Gaggino
252 episodes
4 months ago
Tune in to Pediatric Meltdown and listen to experts provide insights and strategies on a wide variety of behavioral health and mental topics anytime and anywhere that fits your busy schedule. Guests include published researches, primary care colleagues, therapists, educators, parents and even patients. Caring for children and teens with major meltdowns, depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety, school struggles to name a few along with a myriad long list of behavioral and mental health concerns is daunting and most of us did not receive formal training in residency to prepare us to meet this need. Access to child psychiatry nationally is limited and in some regions just not available at all and as a result we must often provide what can only be called psychiatric care for our pediatric patients. In an effort to increase our understanding of behavioral and mental health assessment and treatment, we attend conferences, read articles, and participate in webinars. You can now add Pediatric Meltdown; the podcast dedicated to children's emotional well-being. Providing behavioral health care at its best is collaborative and connecting with others across disciplines enriches and enhances the care we provide. In the words of Maya Angelou "Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Let's do better together!
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Tune in to Pediatric Meltdown and listen to experts provide insights and strategies on a wide variety of behavioral health and mental topics anytime and anywhere that fits your busy schedule. Guests include published researches, primary care colleagues, therapists, educators, parents and even patients. Caring for children and teens with major meltdowns, depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety, school struggles to name a few along with a myriad long list of behavioral and mental health concerns is daunting and most of us did not receive formal training in residency to prepare us to meet this need. Access to child psychiatry nationally is limited and in some regions just not available at all and as a result we must often provide what can only be called psychiatric care for our pediatric patients. In an effort to increase our understanding of behavioral and mental health assessment and treatment, we attend conferences, read articles, and participate in webinars. You can now add Pediatric Meltdown; the podcast dedicated to children's emotional well-being. Providing behavioral health care at its best is collaborative and connecting with others across disciplines enriches and enhances the care we provide. In the words of Maya Angelou "Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Let's do better together!
Show more...
Mental Health
Kids & Family,
Health & Fitness,
Medicine,
Parenting
Episodes (20/252)
Pediatric Meltdown
250. Hand in Hand Parenting
4 months ago
1 hour 4 minutes 42 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
249. The Pediatric Meltdown Podcast: Behind the Scenes
5 months ago
49 minutes 9 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
248. Conversation with My Daughter: Soft Body Baddie
5 months ago
35 minutes 40 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
247. Human Trafficking: What Pediatric Clinicians Must Know
5 months ago
1 hour 54 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
246. Pediatric Psychopharmacology: Tips for Prescribers
5 months ago
1 hour 1 minute 15 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
245. When Sadness Looks Like Anger: Rethinking Pediatric Depression and Behavioral Activation
6 months ago
1 hour 14 minutes 56 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
244. Taming Pediatric Anxiety with Brain-Body-Behavior Strategies
6 months ago
53 minutes 53 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
243. The Child Mental Health Podcast: Expert Insights from Child Psychiatry
6 months ago
46 minutes 33 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
242. Making Sense of a Mess: My Giant To-Do List
6 months ago
21 minutes 21 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
241. Fighting Untruths and Chaos: The Power of the Pen and A Little Therapy
6 months ago
46 minutes 14 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
240. Independent Pediatric Practice: Can It Survive?
7 months ago
1 hour 20 minutes 12 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
239. Autism Spectrum Disorders: Parent Navigation Through the Teen Years
7 months ago
1 hour 3 minutes 18 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
238. Dr. Gaggino Goes to Washington: Advocacy for Kids
7 months ago
18 minutes 48 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
237. Physician Wellness: Needed Now More Than Ever
7 months ago
1 hour 2 minutes 2 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
236. Mental Health Advocacy: The Youth Power Project
8 months ago
1 hour 1 minute 5 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
235. Managing Chronic Pain: Creative Healing for Youth in Pain
8 months ago
1 hour 1 minute 13 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
234. Chronic Pain in Kids: An Innovative Approach
8 months ago
1 hour 12 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
233. Tackling Child Poverty: The Rx Kids Initiative
8 months ago
53 minutes 52 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
232. And to My Pediatric Friends
9 months ago
16 minutes 25 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
231. Raising Good Citizens Through Conscious Parenting
9 months ago
46 minutes 42 seconds

Pediatric Meltdown
Tune in to Pediatric Meltdown and listen to experts provide insights and strategies on a wide variety of behavioral health and mental topics anytime and anywhere that fits your busy schedule. Guests include published researches, primary care colleagues, therapists, educators, parents and even patients. Caring for children and teens with major meltdowns, depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety, school struggles to name a few along with a myriad long list of behavioral and mental health concerns is daunting and most of us did not receive formal training in residency to prepare us to meet this need. Access to child psychiatry nationally is limited and in some regions just not available at all and as a result we must often provide what can only be called psychiatric care for our pediatric patients. In an effort to increase our understanding of behavioral and mental health assessment and treatment, we attend conferences, read articles, and participate in webinars. You can now add Pediatric Meltdown; the podcast dedicated to children's emotional well-being. Providing behavioral health care at its best is collaborative and connecting with others across disciplines enriches and enhances the care we provide. In the words of Maya Angelou "Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Let's do better together!