Dr. Renee was interviewed by Betsy Karetnick, host of “Living at Home,” which airs on Martha Stewart Living Radio on SiriusXM Satellite Radio (Channel 110). During the interview, Dr. Renee talked about negotiating with your children. To hear the segment, click here: Dr. Renee Appears on Martha Stewart Living Radio
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Dr. Clauselle appeared on FiOS1 News to discuss how parents can detect mental illness in children in the wake of the school tragedy in Connecticut. Watch the Segment Below Many parents preoccupied with helping their kids cope with the murders in Connecticut are simultaneously trying to deal with their own anxieties over the tragedy. Read the full story » Dr. Renee Clauselle appeared on “News 4 New York at 7” to talk about the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut and how to help children deal with these events. Watch the Segment Below Dear Friends, I grieve with all of you. I will try my best to offer some healing as we get more details about this horrific tragedy. Many have asked for tips on speaking to children. It is difficult when the pain is so raw and the emotions still so fresh. Please know that these tips are [...] Dr. Renee Clauselle has been nominated for Best Psychotherapist in the Long Island Press’ “Best of LI 2013.” Click on the link here, scroll down to Psychotherapist and vote for Dr. Renee Clauselle. Vote as many times as you like. Voting ends December 15. As someone who uses Nannies often, Dr. Renee knows that it is important to set boundaries right away; especially with a live-in nanny. Because a nanny can become like part of the family, it is important to negotiate and navigate some important relationship rules – both with your immediate family, extended family, in-laws, and friends [...] Children are naturally physically active and love to move it, move it. However, did you know that climbing to the top of a slide or swinging on the monkey bars can help kids start a lifetime habit of staying active. Here are a few things to consider when you are encouraging kids to be and stay [...] For families, there are some things that are universally desirable. These include health care, good schools, and plentiful, well-kept recreational opportunities. When all the factors are weighed into consideration, there are more choices of family-friendly cities than you may realize. [...] Breaks from school are a fantastic time to activate the imagination. Nothing beats the comfort and excitement of snuggling up to a great book. Alternatively, create a memory book or journal. Writing is an excellent way to preserve family memories and get kids to explore with their imaginations. [...] |
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