By Dr. Micaela Wexler This is a topic I will be writing about soon because it presents in the child psychiatry clinic quite often. The most common problem I see is what is known as nocturnal enuresis, which is wetting the bed at night in a child six or older. Then there is daytime urination […]
By Dr. Micaela Wexler Battling depression is hard enough for people who do not have children, but for those who do, it is truly heroic. As a psychiatrist providing care for children and their families in a rural setting, I see first hand that there is little that is fun about snow days for parents […]
By Dr. Micaela Wexler Holidays are associated with a higher suicide rate. Is this true? It turns out that this is largely a myth. As a psychiatrist, I can tell you that suicides are actually pretty low in December, compared to other months. Spring and fall are the seasons which have larger numbers of suicides. […]
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