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Can exercise prevent memory loss and improve cognitive function? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

What is sundowning? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

Can special diets help children who have autism? A friend told us that his nephew's autism improved when gluten and casein were restricted from his diet. My daughter has autism, and I wonder if the diet would help her, too? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

My son has autism. An acquaintance told me that his son's autism was cured with chelation therapy. Is this possible? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

My daughter recently had to cope with the death of a peer. Her classmate died after a long battle with a serious illness. My daughter now becomes anxious every night at bedtime. How can I help her? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

Ever since my husband and I divorced, our son seems to be on such an emotional roller coaster — angry one minute and sad the next. How can I help him? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

My son has a cleft lip, and other kids have been making fun of him. How can I help him handle the teasing? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

A boy in my 8-year-old daughter's class has a cleft palate. I know that he has trouble finding friends because other kids — including my daughter — are wary of his difference. How can I encourage her to reach out to him so other kids will too? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

Where can I get help? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

How can I get help? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

Can my relationship be saved? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

What is family violence? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

How can I stop child abuse? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

Why do parents abuse their children? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

How does sexual abuse affect the child? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

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