Dr. Antoinette Harrington

01/25/2024

https://ces.apa.org/social-media-and-kids
Nice summary of the recent updates in psychological science on the impacts of various tech use on kids.

Explore the impact of social media on kids' development and learn about the science-based roadmap to enhance positive effects and ensure safety.

01/09/2024

Accepting New Patients for January 2024!
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01/02/2024

Happy New Year! Start the new year out right. Get your mind into shape with some CBT training and experience the power of healthy thinking!

11/09/2023

November is National American Indian/Alaska Native Heritage Month, a time to continue uplifting the voices of all peoples and their unique cultures, traditions, triumphs, and contributions. This NCTSN series shares videos from a few of our Network members on what this month means to them.

11/05/2023

What teachers need to know:

10/31/2023

APA offers resources to help those suffering stress and anxiety from constant news reports about the shootings in communities around the world.

10/27/2023

You may be struggling to understand how a shooting rampage could take place in a community, even a workplace or military base, and why such a terrible thing would happen.

10/13/2023

Healing is found when both physiological stressors (underlying gut problems, environmental toxins, biotoxins like mold, chronic bacterial, viral infections & nutrient deficiencies) and psychological stressors (chronic stress and unresolved trauma) are dealt with.
© Dr. Will Cole (Instagram)

10/13/2023

We have all heard the saying “ don’t judge a book by its cover”- Well, we can apply this mindset to the capacity of someone with ADHD-to truly discover their limitless potential we will need to go beneath the surface.

09/21/2023

09/18/2023

09/18/2023

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that's triggered by a terrifying event — either experiencing it or witnessing it. Symptoms often include flashbacks, nightmares and severe fear or anxiety, as well as persistent recurring thoughts about the event.

Most people who experience traumatic events may have temporary difficulty adjusting and coping, but with time and good self-care, they usually get better. If the symptoms get worse, last for months or even years, and interfere with your day-to-day functioning, you may have PTSD. Dr. Harrington provides diagnostic assessment and trauma informed treatment for PTSD.