Victoria Clayton

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Unpacking the Data to Tell Truer Stories About Ourselves - California Health Care Foundation

Sep 5, 2024 | chcf.org | Victoria Clayton

How Disaggregating Data Tells Truer Stories About Ourselves - California Health Care Foundation
Best Online OCD Therapy Services In 2024

Aug 20, 2024 | forbes.com | Heidi Borst |Sabrina Romanoff |Stacey Colino |Victoria Clayton

Best Online OCD Therapy of 2024 Methodology: How We Picked the Best Online OCD Therapy of 2024 To determine the best online OCD therapy providers of 2024, the Forbes Health editorial team distributed an in-depth survey to 43 online mental health providers with questions about their services including therapist qualifications, types of therapy offered, insurance acceptance, size of provider network and more. The Forbes Health editorial team also independently collected data on a variety of...
An American Pastime Fit for the Age of Anxiety

Aug 6, 2024 | msn.com | Victoria Clayton

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Why More Families Are Going to Camp Together

Aug 6, 2024 | msn.com | Victoria Clayton

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Why More Families Are Going to Camp Together

Aug 6, 2024 | theatlantic.com | Victoria Clayton

In the summer of 2020, after a tough year during which my son struggled to fit in at school and got diagnosed with several learning disabilities, I decided he needed a break. So I sent him to camp. Except, unlike most parents, I went with him. I needed the getaway as much as he did. I was exhausted after trying to get my son the school services he needed during the pandemic-induced shutdown.
Another Step Toward Environmental Justice

May 31, 2024 | news.uci.edu | Victoria Clayton

When Maria Isabel Tinajero Salazar came to the United States from Mexico 15 years ago, she – like most people in a new country – didn’t understand how to access resources and reliable information. “Now I feel like it’s my duty to help others who may be in that position,” she says. Tinajero Salazar is a promotora – a Spanish-speaking community health worker – and part of a team of community activists, residents and UC Irvine researchers known as the ¡Plo-NO! Santa Ana coalition.
Advice | Your child is neurodivergent. Should you tell everyone?

Jun 12, 2023 | washingtonpost.com | Victoria Clayton

Comment on this storyCommentPavel Tabutov’s family had been invited to a gathering near his Los Angeles exurb home to hear a friend’s daughter perform with her singing group. But it wasn’t a great night to go out. His three young kids were cranky, and it would be a crowded social event where the kids would need to sit still during a performance. Nonetheless, they went. “We wanted to support our friends,” Tabutov explains.
LA Health Center Tackles Primary-Behavioral Care Integration

Jun 2, 2023 | chcf.org | Victoria Clayton |Avram Goldstein

LA Health Center Tackles Primary-Behavioral Care Integration - California Health Care Foundation
Are You a Climate Culprit?

Feb 16, 2023 | openmindmag.org | Victoria Clayton

If you care about the environment, you’ve heard about carbon calculators, the digital tools that allow people to calculate their carbon footprint—a measurement of how much carbon dioxide–equivalent emissions we generate with our lifestyle choices. These calculators have been in the public consciousness for about two decades. Nowadays the messaging is ubiquitous: To shrink your footprint, buy this jacket, drink this milk. Go solar. Drive this car—or better yet, walk to work.