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May 17, 2018
“I Want It Now!” How to Challenge a False Sense of
Entitlement in Kids
Almost as soon as your child begins to talk, you’ll
start to hear him ask for things. In fact, when an infant
cries, he’s asking for food or to be made more comfortable.
May 17, 2018
How to Help Anxious Kids in Social Situations
Tips for helping reluctant children join in play and group
activities
May 17, 2018
23 Things People Didn't Realize They Were Doing as a Kid
Because of Anxiety
When anxiety is part of your reality as a child, it
can sometimes take a bit to figure out why some of your
behaviors or reactions seem different than your peers.
Child, Teen, and Family Therapy Services
Psychotherapy, Psychoeducational Testing, and Parenting Classes
Life is a journey and sometimes we need guidance, someone to help show us the way, or just to help us see the way. The way that is there before us but we just can't quite see...a little nudge here...a little suggestion there.
Some guidance...to make it become clear, to make it easier, to make it better. Guidance to help us be better to our friends, to our family, to ourselves, and most importantly...to our children.
Skipper L Harvey, PsyD
Did you know?
Let’s face it…all children misbehave
sometimes. One of the questions that we
frequently ask ourselves when our children
are engaging in unwanted behaviors is,
“Why?” A child’s behavior almost always
serves some type of purpose for that child;
however, when you find yourself with more
questions than answers it may be time to
consider a more serious condition such as
Oppositional Defiant Disorder or ODD. ODD is
defined by a recurrent pattern of
developmentally inappropriate levels of
negativistic, defiant, disobedient, and
hostile behavior toward authority figures.
Children with this disorder are best served
by a licensed mental health professional who
can provide both individual and family
therapy.
ODD - A Guide For Families
