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Meghan L. Marsac

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Advances, challenges, and future directions in trauma‐related Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable (FAIR) data efforts

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By Maya E. O'Neil, Anke de Haan, Meghan L. Marsac, Yaara Sadeh
| Wiley Online Library
Recent efforts to make research data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) are becoming even more important as the rate of research data continues to increase and computing capabilities advance. New methods now allow for the efficient synthesis of larger-scale and more detailed data. Brain and behavioral health care and research, and, more specifically, trauma-related health care and research, are no exception.
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Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health: What Every Parent Should Know

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By Meghan L. Marsac
| Sentinel Echo
LEXINGTON — All children experience a range of feelings that can sometimes change quickly. It can be easy for adults to dismiss a child’s feelings as an overreaction or “not a big deal,” but adults have the opportunity to support children through all feelings. For those children who express worries, sadness, anger or other hard feelings, knowing when to seek help for your child can be a challenge. Worry, sadness, or acting out every now and then is a normal part of being a kid.
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Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health: What Every Parent Should Know

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By Meghan L. Marsac
| Corbin Times-Tribune
LEXINGTON — All children experience a range of feelings that can sometimes change quickly. It can be easy for adults to dismiss a child’s feelings as an overreaction or “not a big deal,” but adults have the opportunity to support children through all feelings. For those children who express worries, sadness, anger or other hard feelings, knowing when to seek help for your child can be a challenge. Worry, sadness, or acting out every now and then is a normal part of being a kid.
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