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Sarah Bloom

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As seen in: WRLH-TV (Richmond, VA), WWBT-TV (Richmond, VA), NorthJersey.com, Asbury Park Press, WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA), Israel National News - Arutz Sheva, JD Supra, MyCentralJersey, NewsBreak, Billings Gazette, KSLA-TV (Shreveport, LA), WBTV-TV (Charlotte, NC) and
Journalist. Mother to 2 boys and 1 girl. 6x Emmy Award Anchor 12 News Today and #FoxRichmond Morning News #RVaParenting reporter. #RVA #murrowwinner
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Expert says parents should support, not coach, young athletes

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By Sarah Bloom Verified
| WWBT-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Sports teach children skills such as teamwork and resilience, according to Dr. Khilia Giacobone, director of children and families with the counseling service Youth for Tomorrow. Giacobone said sports teach children to think of others besides themselves. “I am a big supporter of kids engaging in group activities. Play sports.
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Tips for parents on helping kids prepare for SAT, ACT

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By Sarah Bloom Verified
| WWBT-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - For many teens, there is a lot riding on an SAT score, and parents may be looking for ways to support their child through the process. Dr. Khilia Giacobone, director of children and families with Youth for Tomorrow, has counseled families through the college test prep process. She said different kids deal with different problems getting ready for tests like the ACT or SAT. Some deal with anxiety, while others struggle with the executive functioning needed to study.
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Back-to-school: How to help kids transition smoothly

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By Sarah Bloom Verified
| WWBT-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - As students head back to school, a Chesterfield County Public Schools social work coordinator says families can take steps at home now to make the transition easier. Dr. Tynisa Giles, coordinator of school social work services within the department of equity and student support services for CCPS, has worked with tens of thousands of students returning to the classroom.
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