New York Education Dept. Is Sued Over Violence in Schools By ELIZABETH A. HARRIS APRIL 7, 2016 A group of public school families and a pro-charter advocacy group filed a lawsuit in federal court on Wednesday alleging that the atmosphere at New York City public schools was depriving students of their right to receive an

Breaking Research Finding: Anxiety and Fear Are Controlled by Different Brain Circuitry 31 MAR ’16 Adriana Bobinchock Belmont, MA – Earlier this month, McLean Hospital researchers became the first to identify defined populations of neurons that are absolutely critical for the anxiety-reducing action of the widely used medication Valium . This finding may have implications

The Best Way to Fight With a Teenager By Lisa Damour Lisa Damour writes about adolescent behavior. When raising teenagers, conflict usually comes with the territory. A growing body of research suggests that this can actually be a good thing. How disagreements are handled at home shapes both adolescent mental health and the overall quality