• Have We All Gone Mad? Raising Infants and Toddlers on Ms. Rachel

  Despite the incredibly strong research support, let me risk sounding old-fashioned for a moment: have we all gone mad? We now have infants and toddlers, barely able to walk without tipping over, watching hours of highly stimulating online content as if this is normal childhood. Ms. Rachel, CoComelon, Baby Shark,…

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• It’s Not “All in Your Head”: A Natural Path for Non-Epileptic Seizures

  Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures, often called PNES, are far more common than most people realize. Many individuals spend months or years searching for answers, often being told their symptoms do not “fit” typical epilepsy. That can feel confusing, frightening, and deeply invalidating. At Capital District Neurofeedback, Dr. Randy Cale, a licensed…

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• The Balanced Summer: How Kids Can Have Fun and Still Grow Up

  Summer should be fun. Let’s begin there. Children need a break from the long school year. They need relief from early mornings, homework battles, tests, packed schedules, and the constant pressure to perform. They need sunshine, swimming, friends, bike rides, late sunsets, laughter, and those long, lazy moments when childhood…

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