Navigating Life with Care and Compassion
March is Child Life Month, a time to highlight the incredible work of child life professionals who bring comfort, joy and understanding to children and…

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March is Child Life Month, a time to highlight the incredible work of child life professionals who bring comfort, joy and understanding to children and…
Child Life Manager, Chase Hatley, ensures the delivery of developmentally appropriate support for pediatric patients & their families. He shares his story in…
When Harlow was 9-months-old, she was diagnosed with a disease so rare there has been little research. Her family is hoping to change that.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the opening of the Panda Cares® Center of Hope, located in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at UF Health…
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, or PCIT, is a research-based therapy used to help manage disruptive behavior in children ages 30 months to 7 years.
To ensure a safe start to the school year, it is important to have conversations with your children about the danger of social media dares, accidents that can…
One of the most delicious holidays of the year can unfortunately result in accidents or injuries, but a few simple reminders can keep preventable accidents at…
Before you plan trips and gatherings this holiday season, here are a few key ways to continue to stay healthy and prevent infections.
Children need to feel comfortable and confident moving about their homes, at school and in social settings. Physical therapy techniques help children with…
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, during which mental health providers, organizations and others share resources and information to raise…
Many efforts taken during the COVID-19 pandemic to reduce transmission of the virus have also contributed to worsening obesity in children.
Not all parents realize that annual physicals for healthy children are a crucial part of their health care. In fact, most pediatricians consider “well visits”…