Jillian Roberts
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Is your kid feeling scared by AI doomsday warnings? Here’s how to talk about it (opens the original)
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Ask a Child Psychologist offers insights and advice on navigating youth emotional and mental well–being. It is not a substitute for professional psychological or medical advice. AI seems to have arrived all at once. It has already brought remarkable benefits, while eliciting complex questions and concerns we are barely beginning to understand. For today’s youth, warnings about what might happen next may carry a particular weight. They lived through the COVID-19 pandemic and saw how quickly typic
Our kids don’t take responsibility for their school work. What should we do? (opens the original)
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Ask a Child Psychologist offers insights and advice on navigating youth emotional and mental well–being. It is not a substitute for professional psychological or medical advice. With the school year starting, I’ve decided to devote this month’s column to answering another reader question, this time about a common irritant for many families: homework. I suspect this question resonates with many parents these days, who seem to be carrying enormous uncertainty about motivation, independence and res
My child holds it together at school but falls apart at home. What should I do? (opens the original)
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Ask a Child Psychologist offers insights and advice on navigating youth emotional and mental well–being. It is not a substitute for professional psychological or medical advice. Since I began writing this column, I have received questions from readers looking for advice about how to support their kids. One parent wrote in with a concern that I suspect resonates with many families: How to deal with a child who appears well-adjusted at school, but struggles with emotional regulation, defiance and
I’m a child psychologist. Here’s what I think about social media bans (opens the original)
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Ask a Child Psychologist offers insights and advice on navigating youth emotional and mental well–being. It is not a substitute for professional psychological or medical advice. Canada’s proposed restrictions on social media for children under the age of 16 have sparked passionate debate. At the heart of that debate lies a simple developmental question: When should we expect young people to be able to navigate digital environments deliberately designed to compete for their attention, shape their
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