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5 quick tips for parents preparing children for back to school
1. Try to get your back to school shopping done early! Do not wait until the last minute to get all of your shopping completed, as this adds additional stress for children. While it may be okay to pick up an item or two last minute, do not wait to get...
Dr. Hammond receives award from FPA
Dr. Hammond receives the 2014 What a Woman Award from the Florida Psychological Association. This award is given to a psychologist who has made a significant contribution to the Florida Psychological Association and the profession of psychology.
Back to School Fair 2014
It's hard to believe that next month is already back to school!! Join Hammond Psychology & Associates, P.A. at the Back to School Fair at Glazer Children's Museum (Downtown Tampa) on Saturday, August 9th. We will have our prize wheel and will be giving away fun...
Happy 4th of July!
Hammond Psychology & Associates, P.A. wishes you and your family a very happy, fun, and safe 4th of July!
Dr. Hammond’s article in Tampa Bay Parenting magazine
Check out Dr. Hammond's article in this month's Tampa Bay Parenting Magazine for tips about spending quality time with your family this summer
Welcome to our new staff!
We would like to welcome 3 new staff members: Robi Tavoloni, M.S., Stephanie Doudounis, M.A., and Angelica Monteverde, M.A. Please check out their bios for more information about these ladies. Hammond Psychology & Associates, P.A. is proud to offer more...
15 Ways to be a Great Dad
Put your child(ren) first! Tell your child you love them often. Keep your promises. Help your child do their homework. Play a game with them. Say “I’m sorry” when you make a mistake. Hold your child’s hand when they are afraid. Give your child the gift of one-on-one...
Happy Father’s Day!
Happy Father's Day from Hammond Psychology & Associates, P.A.!
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Resiliency and Wellness
Resiliency and Wellness Some people are able to cope in varying degrees when life’s challenges or major transitions inevitably happen. However, the ability to adapt well to stress, adversity or tragedy in life is referred to as “resilience,” a healthy coping...