… need. Bedtime routines are especially important for young children, but they’re also critical for teens and adults! … sleep. It’s important to keep televisions out of children’s bedrooms. Have a wind down window. Doing homework … right up until we get into bed can make it harder for children and adults to fall asleep. Lower the lights and keep …
Michael Groner, MD (He/Him) Michael Groner, M.D. is a psychiatrist in Mental Health and Counseling. He came to the department as a resident physician in 1992, started a fellowship there in 1993, and joined the department as a Staff Psychiatrist in 1994 …
Maria Guzman, PsyD Dr. Maria Guzman initially joined Yale Health in 2023. She serves as the first embedded clinical sport psychologist in the Yale Athletics Department and works with Yale’s student-athletes, varsity teams, and coaches. Prior to joining …
… The benefits of breakfast Eating a healthy breakfast helps children and teens focus and perform better in school. Children and teens that eat breakfast are more likely to … of fiber. Fiber has many health benefits. It helps keep children full and prevents constipation, heart disease, and …
… your appointment. Please note: You cannot bring your young children with you to your exam. Children are not allowed in the examination rooms and may not …
… to learn more about fast food nutrition and marketing to children. Have a Nourishing Conversation Family meals are … Mealtime conversations with parents can help improve children’s self-esteem and lower the risk of mental health … and substance abuse. Family meals may also help protect children from the negative consequences of bullying. Learn …
Andrea Jacobs-Stannard, PA-C Andrea Jacobs-Stannard Physician Associate BA: University of Rochester, 1998 MPH: University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, 2002 MMS: Yale University, 2004 Clinical Instructor of Medicine, Yale University School of …