Behavior Health Center
Parents want the very best for their children -- and that includes the best behavior. Whether you have questions about how to teach your child not to bite or how to get your child to sleep in her own bed or how to deal with irrational fears, we're here to help with all that and more.
Articles
A thorough look at some of the more common behavioral issues parents face in their children.
Q&A Guides
Dr. Greene answers parents’ questions, from breath-holding to the effects of sugar in the diet.
Discipline
Beneficial ways to help your child through stressful moments, and even how to get them willingly involved in doing chores!
Bedwetting Behavior
It may be surprising to find that bedwetting is most often a case of genetic predisposition, and not a behavioral issue. There are, however, ways to help your child through this phase.
Social Behavior
How to meet your child’s behavioral needs and encourage positive social interaction with family and with their peers.
Raising Boys
A look into some experiences young boys may face, including circumcision and XYY syndrome.
Our goal is to improve children's health by inspiring parents to become knowledgable partners who can work with their children's physicians in new and rich ways.