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One With the Game: Virtual Reality and Us
The following article was written by Jonathan Rumore, a college student who was part of a team I led to learn about new developments in consumer VR systems There’s a sort of commonality that play brings to a discussion. From … Continue reading
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Virtual Reality in Therapy
I’m very pleased that an article I wrote about virtual reality and therapy is appearing in the Nov/Dec issue of Psychotherapy Networker, a magazine highly regarded by many practicing therapists. Because the Networker is a subscription based magazine, I’ve included the content … Continue reading
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Meeting Temple Grandin
Last week, I had opportunity to hear Temple Grandin author of a number of books including the national bestsellers Thinking in Pictures and Animals in Translation. She is widely acclaimed for her contributions to the field of animal science and … Continue reading
Posted in Autism, Parenting
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As your child heads off to college…
This year, a number of the young clients I work with are going away to college. As a result I’ve been talking with both the teens and their parents about the opportunities and challenges this transition presents. I thought I’d … Continue reading
Posted in College, Parenting
Tagged College, Communications, Exxpectations, Parenting, Substance Use, Tutoring
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Using Your Natural Resources to Help Your Child – Pt 2
All children face social challenges as a normal part of growing up but for those lacking basic skills or plagued by severe anxiety, successfully relating to peers can feel like a hopeless pursuit to be avoided at all costs. Parents … Continue reading
Using Your Natural Resources to Help Your Child
In recent years, there’s been a sharp rise in the number of children identified as having normal to high intelligence, but significant deficits in their social skills. In addition to those classified with Aspergers/Autism and those who suffer from anxiety … Continue reading
Confronting Bullying: A Father’s Response to Tragedy
When John Halligan talks, people listen. It’s been eight years since his wife Kelly called him while he was away on a business trip, sobbing that their son Ryan was dead. Ryan died by his own hands at the age … Continue reading
Posted in Bullying, Parenting, Technology
Tagged John Halligan, Ryan Patrick Halligan
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Changing Role of Dads
What do Cliff Huxtable and Jim Anderson have in common? Both were TV dads on top running programs representing an idealized version of American family life during their era. Jim Anderson played by Robert Young in Father Knows Best provided … Continue reading
Posted in Fatherhood, Parenting
Tagged Bill Cosby, Cliff Huxtable, Father Knows Best, Great Neck Rotary Club, Jim Anderson, Robert Young
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My Virtual Return
It’s been a while since I took my web presence seriously. To be honest, I’ve hesitated getting involved in the virtual space again since essentially checking out around six years ago. At that time social media was in its infancy … Continue reading