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Optimizing the Registry for PI and Q&A with Kathleen Martin
June 2026 is Performance Improvement Month at Trauma System News, and we kicked it off on June 2 with a Trauma Learning Break featuring two experts on trauma quality and PI. In the first half of this session, Wendy Erickson of KJ Trauma Consulting presented “Optimizing Trauma Registry Data for Trauma PI”. During this 30-minute […]
What Is Early Intervention and How Do I Get It for My Child?
How to Get Early Intervention ABA for My Child? Experts working with individuals on the autism spectrum all agree that early intervention ABA for autism is vital. We now know more about Autism Spectrum Disorder than ever before. Children with autism can be diagnosed as early as 18 months. Autism screening tools and the role […]
On Lawyering & Baseball – Real Tools and Tips from One Lawyer to Another, From The Wellness Docket
Today’s guest article is by attorney Tim Culbert, a lawyer and partner at the law firm of Purvis & Culbert located in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada. He is a passionate mental health advocate in the legal profession, and is the creator of the podcast, “The Wellness Docket” available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple. WHY BASEBALL? […]
Intrusive Thoughts, Recovery, and Finding Support
I am an actor, writer and director who has suffered with OCD throughout my teenage years and early adult life, and have often felt awkward about opening up about it to my friends, particularly male friends. This led me to wonder ‘why do men feel so much more awkward and uncomfortable about opening up about […]
What to Expect at a Developmental Pediatrician Appointment
Milestones matter because they help families and clinicians track how children play, learn, speak, act, and move. The CDC explains that skills like waving, smiling, walking, and speaking are developmental milestones, and it encourages families to act early when a child is not meeting milestones or has lost skills they once had through its developmental […]
Paternal Postpartum Depression: Chris’s Story of Recovery
“Oh man, how’d you do it? Skiing?” They ask when you tell people you broke your leg. They’ll want the war story and the high-fives. “I’m so sorry; how can I help,” they ask when you tell them your body is sick, like with cancer. But what about when your heart is sick? What […]
Unlocking Confidence and Growth – The Importance of Positive Reinforcement for Autistic People in 2026
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What to do when you’re overwhelmed by life | 2
All hell broke loose two months ago. He knew it could happen — still, he was shaken by the initial attack. He’s rebuilding now, using crisis insights he’s gathered over the years. What to do when you’re overwhelmed by life? According to him… There is only one thing that I dread: not to be worthy […]
The Patriarchy is Fighting for Its Life
I have been thinking about how men betray women for the patriarchy. The last year or two has thrown most of these patterns into the spotlight. It has been hard to watch the news of the online academy, the Epstein files and the spineless disregard for the rights of women by anyone who is currently […]
What to do when you’re overwhelmed by life
It’s going down. Gabriel knew it could happen — still, the shock and awe of the attack left his face ashen. As bad as it is, he knows he’ll attempt a comeback. But for now, he needs to draft his plan, as he focuses solely upon what to do when you’re overwhelmed by life. Let’s […]