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Taking Care of the Whole Child with Pediatrician and Child Psychologist, Steve Johnson, MD, PhD, FAAP | Ep. 15

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In this episode, Dr. Johnson shares some of his favorite lessons from his time as a teacher, why he went back to med school after getting his PhD, and what parents can do to support their children’s mental health. His perspective and experience bring an insightful and well-rounded perspective on pediatric mental health that so many parents are curious about. He and Dr. Honaker wrap up the discussion by talking about the impact technology and social media are having on kids today, how they have had to adjust as parents and tips for parents to try.

Show Notes: 

  • Introduction to Dr. Johnson and why he’s passionate about ADHD
  • Going back to med school after getting a PhD
  • Dr. Johnson’s career as a teacher
  • Why we created an ADHD video course
  • 10 Things Pediatricians Want Parents to Know video course (coming soon!)
  • Dr. Johnson’s philosophy and style of care
  • The training of pediatricians and how expertise in mental behavioral health comes from experience
  • Dr. Johnson’s greatest lessons as a teacher and what kids love to hear
  • What’s coming in 2023 for ParentMD 
  • What Dr. Johnson thinks the biggest challenge is for parents around mental health
  • Guidelines for parents to help with screen time and technology

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