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Childhood can be a challenging time for many young individuals. As they try to navigate the world around them, they often display aggressive behaviors in different situations. But not all aggression is harmful, as it can be a normal part of development. Understanding what constitutes normal childhood aggression and identifying its triggers is essential for parents and clinicians alike to help children thrive. In this 2nd of a 3-part series on childhood aggression, Dr. Lia Gaggino talks with Dr. Elizabeth Wallis from the REACH Institute. They discuss the nature of childhood aggression, how parents and clinicians can identify its triggers, and how trauma can affect children's brains. By recognizing the signs of concerning behavior early on, parents and clinicians can intervene appropriately to help young individuals grow into healthy adults. Get ready for a thought-provoking conversation.
[00:33 -14:54] Understanding Normal Aggression in Children and Identifying When to Worry
[14:55- 29:01] How to Address Aggressive Behavior in Children: Tips for Parents and Pediatricians
[29:02 -37:23] Partnering with Schools and Mental Health for Resilience-Building in Children
[37:24- 45:27] The Impact of Reach Program on Pediatricians
[45:28 -51:24] Closing segment Takeaway
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