Team sports are a great way for school aged children to maintain a healthy weight, socialize and make new friends, engage in healthy competition, achieve personal and team goals, and Read More
Does your child need a behavioral consultation? A behavioral consultation is an effective way to help parents address behaviors that disrupt family routines. The consultation involves identifying problem behaviors and Read More
Caring for a newborn is often simultaneously rewarding and overwhelming. Marion, VA, pediatricians Dr. Anita Henley, Dr. Leesa Lawrence, and Dr. Tara Etter share a few newborn care tips that Read More
ADHD is becoming a fairly common condition in young children and adolescents. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over six million children between the ages of Read More
Well-child visits play an important role in the health of your children. Marion, VA, pediatricians Dr. Anita Henley, Dr. Leesa Lawrence, Dr. Tara Etter, and Becky Ewald, certified pediatric nurse Read More
Behavioral issues can affect your child's ability to make friends and do well at school. Marion, VA, pediatricians Dr. Anita Henley, Dr. Leesa Lawrence, Dr. Tara Etter discuss several common Read More
When your child needs to try out for a sport in school, it is likely that they school will require a sports physical. This protects the school, but also your Read More
An ADHD diagnosis can be a scary thing to hear for any parent. Luckily, ADHD is a treatable and manageable condition common in school-aged children. One of the best ways Read More
A child’s emotional and behavioral issues are just as important as their physical health. Certainly kids will be kids; however, when their behavior is affecting school, activities or friendships then it’s Read More
Along with warm weather and beautiful flowers, spring brings with it the ever-dreaded allergy season where sneezing, runny noses and itchy eyes run rampant. Are you and your children prepared? Read More
Maintaining good physical and behavioral health are essential for your child's growth. Because behavioral health issues can occur at any time during childhood, it's important to understand what resources are Read More