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6 Warning Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder

in All, Autism, Child And Adolescent Counseling, Childhood Development, Children With Special Needs, Diagnostic Process, Infancy, Parenting, Parenting Blog, Special Education January 6, 2016 2077 0 0

Article originally published in Practical Psychoanalysis Blog As a parent, noticing that something may be different about your baby can be quite worrisome. Naturally, if you are a worrier (and what mother isn’t), your mind may jump to...

Depression during adolescence infographic: 8 Insights every parent needs to know

in Acting Out, Adolescence, All, Children With Special Needs, Depression, Diagnostic Process, Isolating, Parenting Blog, Self Injury, Self-esteem November 2, 2015 3700 0 0

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One way that depression manifests in adolescence that is not just “normal” teen behavior

in Acting Out, Adolescence, All, Behavior, Child And Adolescent Counseling, Depression, Diagnostic Process, Parenting Blog, Self Injury, Self-esteem, Substance Abuse October 26, 2015 2118 0 0

Last time, I spoke about depression and adolescence in general, listing 5 insights that every parent needs to know. Today, I want to talk about one common way that depression manifests itself during teenage years that will help you recognize the...

4 Essential Steps All Parents Need to Know About Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy

in All, Behavior, Child And Adolescent Counseling, Diagnostic Process, Parenting, Parenting Blog, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Therapeutic Process June 9, 2015 1500 0 0

Wondering if psychoanalytic psychotherapy is right for your child? It can be nerve-wracking to bring your child to a therapist, let alone a psychoanalytic psychotherapist. To help you make an informed decision about what kind of therapy you need...

What does acting out mean and what can you do to help?

in Acting Out, All, Behavior, Children With Special Needs, Diagnostic Process, Hitting, Parenting Blog, Self Injury, Substance Abuse, Yelling September 20, 2014 2996 0 0

Banksy Acting out can look differently depending on your child’s development, their temperament and coping mechanisms. Some children shut down and refuse to speak, which can happen as early as preschool despite normal language development...