Teens that frequently dine with their families report better quality of relationships with their family members as well as a smaller chance of using drugs
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- 24 Sep, 2011
Creating psychologically healthy families begins with basic parenting. – Molly Allen, PsyD Can Frequent Family Dinners Help Teens Resist Drugs? by Kristofor Husted September Read more ...
Creating psychologically healthy families begins with basic parenting. – Molly Allen, PsyD
Can Frequent Family Dinners Help Teens Resist Drugs?
Dr. Molly Allen in an interview about how COVID-19 has presented challenges for parents and students coping with the new school year.
Click here for the story: Wichita Parents, Students Adjust
Click here for the story: Wichita Parents, Students Adjust
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Dr. Molly Allen is interviewed about how to manage stress in the age of the coronavirus.
Coronavirus panic could compromise your immune system
Coronavirus panic could compromise your immune system
Psychologist Molly Allen is interviewed about 'Confirmation Bias' and how our interest in conspiracy theories can be used against us.
Vote 2020 Securing Your Vote
Vote 2020 Securing Your Vote
Dr. Molly Allen is interviewed on-camera about how voters (on both sides) cope with being worn out by talk of impeachment.
Impeachment Fatigue
Impeachment Fatigue
Scams are all around us. Learn how to tell if you may be vulnerable to those persons who use modern methods to try to steal your hard earned cash.
How to Keep Mass Shootings from Feeling Normal - News Interview with Dr. Molly Allen -
Lately it has been hard to keep up on all the mass shooting tragedies around us. In order to not lose our humanity, and to remain in touch with the issues that matter, without overwhelming ourselves, here are some tips.
Lately it has been hard to keep up on all the mass shooting tragedies around us. In order to not lose our humanity, and to remain in touch with the issues that matter, without overwhelming ourselves, here are some tips.
