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Children and teens ages 5-18 can access mental health care immediately, with no appointment, referral or previous history with Children’s Wisconsin required.
Kate Bennett, DSW, LCSW
Behavioral Health Consultant
What parents can do to help their kids use AI in safe and healthy ways.
Lice are annoying, but they are harmless and do not spread disease.
Hand, foot and mouth disease is a mild but highly contagious viral infection that is common in young children.
Frank Zhu, MD
Medical Director
The recent measles outbreak is a regrettable reminder to all of us of just how preventable this disease truly is when your child is vaccinated.
Janelle Clark, LPC
Behavioral Health Consultant
Children who find healthy ways to express their feelings are more likely to develop positive relationships with others, feel more confident and perform better in school.
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