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In an effort to practice utmost safety, PsychBC is offering Telehealth appointments to any patients who in the last 14 days have been exposed to the novel coronavirus, traveled internationally or taken a cruise. Additionally, if you have a fever, cough or cold symptoms or if you just prefer not to come into our office for an in-person appointment, please contact us at 844-468-5050 and we will adjust your visit to a Telehealth visit with one of our participating providers. For more information about how PsychBC is responding to the coronavirus, read more here. For more information on how to deal with stress related to the recent coronavirus, please click here.

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How to talk to kids about obesity

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April 27, 2016

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Read Cincinnati Family Magazine's story, "How to Talk About Obesity to Kids," offering tips on what to say and what NOT to say by Mary Matias Akhtar, MD.

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