Parents Want Consistent School Policy On Bullying
August 15, 2008 by Dr. Vicki Panaccione
Filed under Child Development

Unfortunately, everyone faces some sort of teasing or unpleasant remarks during their lifetime and it is important for children to learn how to appropriately react without resorting to violence.
Vicki Panaccione, a licensed child psychologist who specializes in clinical and school psychology, said dealing with bullies is one of the most difficult, but important, parts of growing up.
“You don’t... Read more ⇒
Parents Death on the Rise
November 30, 2005 by Dr. Vicki Panaccione
Filed under Teenagers/Tweens

Teenagers who kill aren’t really getting more common, but two recent high-profile homicides—plus the case of an 18-year old charged with killing his Melbourne father and stepmother—bring the issue into sharp focus.
“I do think these cases are very shocking, so I think they’re going to get a lot of press,” said psychologist (Dr.) Vicki Panaccione, who sees a disturbing trend among teenagers... Read more ⇒