Chris Balbo, M.A.
@chrisbalbo.bsky.social
Clinical Psych PsyD student/Adjunct Professor/Former D1 Swimmer
Interested in LGBTQ+, Pediatric, Clinical, & Sports Psychology (he/him)
Interested in LGBTQ+, Pediatric, Clinical, & Sports Psychology (he/him)
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How to support healthy behaviours in children with ADHD
bit.ly/ADHD_support...
Assistant Professor Erin Schoenfelder Gonzalez discusses how children with #ADHD are at higher risk than other children for developing unhealthy behaviours related to sleep, physical activity, and screen media use.
bit.ly/ADHD_support...
Assistant Professor Erin Schoenfelder Gonzalez discusses how children with #ADHD are at higher risk than other children for developing unhealthy behaviours related to sleep, physical activity, and screen media use.
How to support healthy behaviours in children with ADHD
bit.ly
March 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM
How to support healthy behaviours in children with ADHD
bit.ly/ADHD_support...
Assistant Professor Erin Schoenfelder Gonzalez discusses how children with #ADHD are at higher risk than other children for developing unhealthy behaviours related to sleep, physical activity, and screen media use.
bit.ly/ADHD_support...
Assistant Professor Erin Schoenfelder Gonzalez discusses how children with #ADHD are at higher risk than other children for developing unhealthy behaviours related to sleep, physical activity, and screen media use.
Reposted by Chris Balbo, M.A.
New research reveals both genetic risk and childhood maltreatment are linked to adult ADHD. Genes may also shape a child's environment, increasing the likelihood of maltreatment, potentially via early ADHD symptoms.
Genes and childhood trauma both play a role in adult ADHD symptoms, study finds
New research reveals both genetic risk and childhood maltreatment are linked to adult ADHD. Genes may also shape a child's environment, increasing the likelihood of maltreatment, potentially via early ADHD symptoms.
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March 2, 2025 at 1:08 PM
New research reveals both genetic risk and childhood maltreatment are linked to adult ADHD. Genes may also shape a child's environment, increasing the likelihood of maltreatment, potentially via early ADHD symptoms.
Excited to be presenting at my first conference next month!
Register today for SCCAP’s inaugural conference being held in Chicago this June! Registration fees increase in April, so reserve your spot now! #sccap53 #mentalhealth #childpsychology #adolescentpsychology #clinicalpsychology #psychologistsofinstagram #evidencebasedtherapy #conference
March 3, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Excited to be presenting at my first conference next month!