# Mark Bower

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Now What? Late Autism Diagnosis: What Parents Need to Know Next

A later autism diagnosis can bring relief, grief, guilt, confusion, and clarity all at once. In this episode of Beneath the Behavior, Dr. Mark Bowers continues the “Now What?” series by helping parents understand what often happens when a child is diagnosed with autism later in childhood or adolesc…

Now What? Autism and Friendships: What to Do When Your Child Wants Friends

What should parents do when their autistic child wants friends but keeps feeling left out, misunderstood, rejected, or exhausted by social life? In this episode of Beneath the Behavior, Dr. Mark Bowers continues the “Now What?” series after an autism diagnosis with a compassionate look at autism an…

Autism and Anxiety: What’s Really Driving the Behavior?

Many autistic children struggle with anxiety, but it doesn’t always look the way parents expect. Sometimes anxiety looks like constant worrying. Sometimes it looks like school refusal, perfectionism, meltdowns, rigidity, reassurance seeking, avoidance, or a child who needs to know exactly what’s go…

Boredom Is a Skill: Why Kids Need Less Screen Time and More Imagination

What if your child saying “I’m bored” isn’t a problem to solve, but a skill they need to build? In this first episode of Kids, Pressure, and the Modern Parenting Panic, Dr. Mark Bowers explores why boredom matters for kids, especially in a world filled with screens, constant entertainment, packed s…

The Overscheduled Child: Burnout, Anxiety, and the Loss of Free Play

When does a busy childhood become an overloaded one? In this episode of the Limited-Series Kids, Pressure, and the Modern Parenting Panic, Licensed Pediatric Psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers examine the rise of the overbooked child and the growing pressure to turn childhood into a résumé. From travel s…

Parents vs. Teachers: How to Advocate for Neurodivergent Kids Without Starting a War

Why do conversations between parents and teachers so often feel like conflict instead of collaboration? In this episode, pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers explores parent-teacher conflict, school behavior concerns, and the challenge of advocating for neurodivergent children without turning eve…

When Accommodations Become Avoidance: Helping Neurodivergent Kids Build Resilience

When does supporting a neurodivergent child become reinforcing avoidance? In this episode, pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers explains how parents can distinguish helpful accommodations from patterns that may gradually shrink a child’s world. He explores anxiety, autism, ADHD task paralysis, PD…

The Myth of the Happy Kid: Why Your Child Doesn’t Need to Be Happy All the Time

What if trying to keep your child happy is making parenting harder? In this episode, pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers challenges the myth of the “happy kid” and explains why constant happiness is not the goal of healthy childhood development. For parents of neurodivergent kids, the pressure t…

Data Centers, Public Trust & the Future of Local Government | Mark Bowers

How can local governments rebuild trust with their communities? In this episode of Local Matters, Janice Allen Jackson sits down with Mark Bowers to discuss public participation, government transparency, and the growing debate surrounding data centers. They explore how better communication and mean…

Hollywood Haunts Audiobook by Renee Perrault

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Hollywood HauntsSubtitle: Money, Murder and MayhemCategories: Fantasy, Fiction, ParanormalAuthor: Renee PerraultNarrator: Chaz AllenPublisher: Charles T. AllenRelease date: 09-16-2024Language: EnglishSummary:For most of Sophia Ca…