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Sensory-friendly classes on Long Island for kids on the autism spectrum
By Beth Whitehouse, Newsday.com, January 25, 2023 From obstacle courses to cooking classes to horseback riding, several Long Island groups offer extracurricular activities that help children on the autism spectrum feel more at ease while they’re having fun. The activities may provide higher staff ratios or have directions and processes broken...
“Guidance Center Golf Event Raises $140,000,” Blank Slate Media, June 10, 2019
Krevat Cup winner Troy Slade with Guidance Center staff and supporters North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center once again hosted a joyful fundraising event filled with golf, tennis and an extraordinary dinner program at their 23rd annual Jonathan Krevat...
Guidance Center Hosts 23rd Annual Krevat Cup
Event raises $140,000 to support children’s mental health agency Roslyn Heights, NY, June 6, 2019 —North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center, the preeminent not-for-profit children’s mental health agency on Long Island, once again hosted a joyful fundraising...
“A Sad Anniversary,” by Andrew Malekoff, Anton Media, May 29-June 4, 2019
Just the other day I was reminded that May marks the anniversary of one of the saddest trending tweets in Twitter history. The reminder was a photo posted on Instagram of a girl holding a cardboard sign. The girl looked to be 13 or 14 years old. The sign read: If I...
“World Health Organization Recognized Video Games as Behavioral Addiction,” including interview with Andrew Malekoff, 1010 WINS Radio, May 31, 2019
NEW YORK (1010 WINS) -- The World Health Organization will list video gaming as a behavioral addiction for the first time. An official vote by the World Health Organization was made for the latest edition of its International Classification of Diseases, or...
“World Health Organization Recognized Video Games as Behavioral Addiction,” including interview with Andrew Malekoff, Channel 2 New York, May 30, 2019
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Popular, controversial, and now – according to the World Health Organization – video games have just been recognized as a behavioral addiction. According to Pew research, 97 percent of teen boys and 83 percent of girls play games on some kind...
How Nature Promotes Good Mental Health
Does spending time outdoors as a child improve mental health as an adult? According to a new European study published in the International Journal of Environmental Health Research, exposure to nature—or what the researcher calls NOEs, for natural outdoor...
When Music Encourages Dangerous Behavior
For many generations, popular music has played a significant role in the lives of young people. Although it seems quaint now, the uproar over Elvis and his gyrating pelvis or the Beatles and their long hair was a real source of contention among the youth of the 1960s...
“Guidance Center to Host its Annual Golf Classic at North Hempstead,” Blank Slate/The Island Now, May 20.2019
Troy Slade, Mike Mondiello, Dan Donnelly and Michael Schnepper North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center will be holding its 23rd annual Jonathan Krevat Memorial Golf & Tennis Classic on Monday, June 3, at the North Hempstead Country Club in Port Washington,...
“Guidance Center to Host 23rd Annual Jonathan Krevat Memorial Golf & Tennis Classic,” Anton Media, May 20, 2019
From left: Michael Mullman, Ed Geller, Jeff Krevat and Peter BravermanNorth Shore Child & Family Guidance Center will hold its 23rd annual Jonathan Krevat Memorial Golf & Tennis Classic on Monday, June 3, at the North Hempstead Country Club in Port Washington,...
“Photo of Guidance Center Spring Luncheon,” Long Island Business News, May 10-16, 2019
(From left) Sandy Milillo, Maureen Ferrari, Jo-Ellen Hazan, Keith Mait and Toni Ann Naha helped North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center raise a record $87,000-plus at its Spring Luncheon.