Dr. Grace Malonai in the Media

September 1, 2020: Ask An Expert September 2020 Solving Long-Term Relationship Issues (Sanctuary Magazine)
March 25, 2020: pp 120-125 of Divergent Mind: Thriving in a World That Wasn’t Designed for You by Jenara Nernenberg, published by Harper One
January 13, 2018: 3 Steps to Help Smart Adults Manage Executive Functioning Issues (GoodTherapy)
November 23, 2016: 7 Coping with Bullying as a Quirky, Gifted, or Senstivie Adult (GoodTherapy)
June/July 2016: It’s A Boy Thing (The Economist: 1843)

April 26, 2016: 7 Ways to Help Your Strong-Willed Gifted Child Thrive (GoodTherapy)
February 23, 2016: Preschool May Reduce Disparities in Giftedness Testing (GoodTherapy)
November 12, 2015: 8 Ways Highly Sensitive People Make the World a Better Place (GoodTherapy)
August 6, 2015: Is Your Gifted Child Being Bullied? 5 Ways to Help (GoodTherapy)
August 4, 2015: Could Picky Eating Be Linked to Mental Health Issues? (GoodTherapy)
May 1, 2015: Study Finds Bullying More Damaging Than Abuse, Neglect (GoodTherapy)
March, 2015: Aliens…Teens…What’s Living In Your House (Western New York Family Magazine
January 29, 2015: Unhappy Campers: Helping Kids Deal with Homesickness (GoodTherapy)
December 29, 2014: How Teens Can Handle Depression with Social Anxiety & Eating Disorder (Experts Roundup)
November 7, 2014: 8 Treatments For Anxiety – Alternatives To Medications (Experts Roundup)
September 6, 2014: Good Eating Habits and Preferences Begin in Infancy (GoodTherapy)
August 25, 2014: 5 Solutions to Your Child’s Sleep Problems (GoodTherapy)
July 9, 2014: 5 Things That Help a Child with High Sensitivity and Anxiety (Good Therapy)
May, 2014: Spanking Affects Kids’ Brains and Behaviors (GoodTherapy)
May, 2014: Are You a Cool Parent? Finding the best way to stay on the same page as your teen (Rochester Parent and Genesee Valley Parent Magazines)
May, 2014: Are You a Cool Parent? (New York City Magazine Group)
May, 2014: Are You a Cool Parent? (Simply Family Magazine Group)

Dr. Grace Malonai presenting at the SENG 2015 conference

Presentation Material

Presentations

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Clinical Applications for Therapists of Gifted Clients

How to Talk to Children About Their Giftedness: The Impact of Gifted Identification

Helping Gifted and Highly Sensitive Kids Cope with Anxiety and Depression

Sex and Intimacy in Gifted Relationships

Gifted Identity Project Cultural Influences on Gifted Families

Gifted Identity Project The Journey Lasts Lifetime After Lifetime

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