Jeanine Fitzgerald Video Series

Certified Human Behavior Specialist Jeanine Fitzgerald discusses how coping becomes a lifestyle for children who are in environments that do not support the optimal development of the brain. In this series she will discuss how to recognize a brain at risk, teach impulse control, and look through a lens of wellness.

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