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the pandemic is undersocializing our kids
'we are seeing more anxiety, as children don’t know what to talk about when they interact with a peer': psychologist.
anna sharratt
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jul 7 2020
isolation caused by the pandemic is affecting kids. and not in a good way. stock/getty

is your kid feeling disconnected? get a dog
having a pet not only helps children socially and emotionally, but it also increases physical activity.
nicholas sokic
animals and pets
jul 7 2020
getty images

children's health leaders fear the 'pandemic after the pandemic'
ongoing isolation and long waits for care as a result o...
elizabeth payne
children
jul 7 2020
file: a child wears a surgical mask.

serology study starting in alberta to better understand covid-19 immunity in children
'it'll give a sense of how much it's gone through the community . . . it will inform decisions like school opening and how careful to be with children'
calgary herald
世界杯决赛2022
jul 6 2020
pictured is university of calgary campus on friday, june 12, 2020.

educators prepare for student fear, stress and anxiety around covid
kelly schwartz says educators need to be prepared for a multitude of challenges as students face the prospect of not just their own covid health risk, but the possibility of infecting others
calgary herald
coronavirus
jul 6 2020
a classroom at l’ecole bilingue in the vancouver school district has desks spaced out and many chairs removed.

it won't be easy: back to school and daycare
'our kids want to know we’re going to be okay so we can take care of them': parents can help kids during trauma like covid-19.
barbara kaiser and judy sklar rasminsky
opinion
jul 4 2020
our kids are relying on us to smooth the transition to school and daycare. stock/getty

edmonton family wants ahs to cover $2.8 million drug to treat toddler's rare motor disease
by dylan short an edmonton family is pushing for albert...
edmonton journal
children
jul 3 2020
lana bernardin helps her son kaysen martin, 1, into the family living room, in edmonton thursday july 2, 2020. her oldest son blake martin, 4, is also pictured (left). kaysen has a rare motor neuron disease called spinal muscular atrophy type 1 (sma 1). his family has met all approvals to get a new drug called zolgensma administered to help keep martin alive and healthy, but it costs $2.8 million and isn't covered in alberta.

saskatchewan's north short on child psychologists
prince albert — and the province's north — lost their only two psychiatrists trained to treat children and youth in the past year.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
children
jun 29 2020
there are no more full-time working child and adolescent psychiatrists in prince albert, leading to concerns about adequate mental health care in the community.
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the pandemic is undersocializing our kids
'we are seeing more anxiety, as children don’t know what to talk about when they interact with a peer': psychologist.
anna sharratt
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jul 7 2020
isolation caused by the pandemic is affecting kids. and not in a good way. stock/getty

is your kid feeling disconnected? get a dog
having a pet not only helps children socially and emotionally, but it also increases physical activity.
nicholas sokic
animals and pets
jul 7 2020
getty images

children's health leaders fear the 'pandemic after the pandemic'
ongoing isolation and long waits for care as a result o...
elizabeth payne
children
jul 7 2020
file: a child wears a surgical mask.

serology study starting in alberta to better understand covid-19 immunity in children
'it'll give a sense of how much it's gone through the community . . . it will inform decisions like school opening and how careful to be with children'
calgary herald
世界杯决赛2022
jul 6 2020
pictured is university of calgary campus on friday, june 12, 2020.
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educators prepare for student fear, stress and anxiety around covid
kelly schwartz says educators need to be prepared for a multitude of challenges as students face the prospect of not just their own covid health risk, but the possibility of infecting others
calgary herald
coronavirus
jul 6 2020
a classroom at l’ecole bilingue in the vancouver school district has desks spaced out and many chairs removed.

it won't be easy: back to school and daycare
'our kids want to know we’re going to be okay so we can take care of them': parents can help kids during trauma like covid-19.
barbara kaiser and judy sklar rasminsky
opinion
jul 4 2020
our kids are relying on us to smooth the transition to school and daycare. stock/getty

edmonton family wants ahs to cover $2.8 million drug to treat toddler's rare motor disease
by dylan short an edmonton family is pushing for albert...
edmonton journal
children
jul 3 2020
lana bernardin helps her son kaysen martin, 1, into the family living room, in edmonton thursday july 2, 2020. her oldest son blake martin, 4, is also pictured (left). kaysen has a rare motor neuron disease called spinal muscular atrophy type 1 (sma 1). his family has met all approvals to get a new drug called zolgensma administered to help keep martin alive and healthy, but it costs $2.8 million and isn't covered in alberta.

saskatchewan's north short on child psychologists
prince albert — and the province's north — lost their only two psychiatrists trained to treat children and youth in the past year.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
children
jun 29 2020
there are no more full-time working child and adolescent psychiatrists in prince albert, leading to concerns about adequate mental health care in the community.
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