Children & Teens
Children
Our lives revolve around our children. We worry about them every day. We work hard to provide them a comfortable, safe haven. Despite our best efforts, we sometimes need help. If you are concerned that your child may have some learning or attention problems, or needs an educational plan to meet their unique needs, psychological and neuropsychological testing is a good idea. If you’re concerned about your child’s behavior including episodes of sadness, excessive anger or acting out, decreased interest in favorite activities, mood swings, or sudden changes in appetite or sleep, counseling is a good option.
Teens
We all know that teenagers can often butt heads with their parents. Our teens face more issues than ever before. Beyond the physical and psychological changes caused by puberty, they struggle with issues of self-esteem, self-identification and personal image. Some engage in risky behaviors with little sense of the consequences. While focused on the advantages of the technology our generation has created, they don’t always consider its dangers. How do we help them be all that they want to be? When you have done all that you can, where do you turn for help?