Dr. Gregory Jantz

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Keeping Relationships on Neutral Ground
Jul. 31, 2016

It was all the computer's fault, actually.  If the computer setup at the campaign headquarters had been better, Jim never would have suggested that...

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Helping Children Make Healthy Choices with Technology
Jun. 25, 2016

The American Association of Pediatrics put out a statement about how parents should interact with media, or what we call technology. Read the list...

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Anxiety: Accept the Small Stuff
May. 10, 2016

One of the mistaken beliefs surrounding anxiety is that everything that happens centers around you.  This mistaken belief can take on a life of...

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The Quintessential Meaning of Intimacy
Apr. 28, 2016

In one of the most moving books I’ve read, entitled Letters to an Unborn Child, David Ireland, disabled, confined to a wheelchair and terminally...

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Mentor and Monitor Your Child’s Relationships
Feb. 28, 2016

As your child grows, he or she will come into contact with more and more people outside your family and circle of friends. They...

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Creating Healthy Relationships with Intention
Jan. 30, 2016

As you work to create a healthier life, it’s important to look at ways you can strengthen your relationships. Strong relationships should be the...

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Mental Health Expert Calls For National Debate On System That is Failing Boys
Jan. 15, 2016
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Dr. Gregory Jantz Advises to Acknowledge Super Bowl Grief, but Avoid Over-Identifying
Jan. 15, 2016
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The Rise in Prescription Antidepressants
Jan. 6, 2016

While there is no dispute that the incidence of depression is growing, the response to this growth is changing.   The trend has been away...

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Creating an Action Plan for Your New Exercise Routine
Nov. 30, 2015

Oftentimes, a decision to start exercising is made in desperation and disgust. Desperation says, “Start now and start hard.” Disgust says, “You deserve to...

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Understanding Acute and Chronic Stress
Oct. 31, 2015

Acute stress is the slam-on-the brakes kind of stress. It’s tied to a specific event that is perceived as either dangerous or demanding. Your...

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Studying Your Son’s Multitasking and Critical Thinking
Oct. 1, 2015

As you consider measuring the impact technology has on your son, be sure to carefully study your son’s ability to multitask, including when his...

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Dr. Jantz is a world-renowned expert on eating disorders, depression, anxiety, technology addiction, and abuse. You can find additional content contributions by Dr. Jantz on these mental health topics and more on the following sites.