Fear vs. Phobia

Dr. Carolyn Rodriguez, a Stanford psychiatrist, shares that there is a distinct difference between a fear and a phobia, and that there’s hope for those who suffer with both.

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There’s a Scientific Reason for Hanger

Maybe you’ve heard a friend use the word “hanger” to describe that unique combination of hunger and anger, or perhaps you’ve experienced it yourself. Dr. Veronica Santini, a Stanford neurologist, is interviewed for this story that shows there’s a real reason for feeling ‘hangry’.

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Help Your Child Beat the Back-to-School Jitters

from Stanford Children’s Health

Whether starting kindergarten or transitioning to middle or high school, a new school year can cause anxiety for kids. Even the most confident student may feel nervous about new teachers, tougher curriculum or changes in friendships. As summer winds to a close, Stanford Children’s Health offers some simple strategies to help unwind the knot in your child’s tummy before the first school bell rings.

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