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When It’s Appropriate to Seek Treatment: Behavioral Signs that are an Indication
Developmental Psychology is devoted to studying and understanding children’s psychological growth and the many behavioral changes as a natural part of growth. While it is considered developmentally appropriate for a 3-year-old to throw a tantrum because she does not want to leave the park, we likely would not say the same for a 10-year-old. That’s…
Read MoreHelping Children Ease their School Anxiety
Young children will often develop a feeling of separation when they have to get back or go to school for the first time. As a parent, it is helpful to find possible ways of managing the emotions that are developed for the best interest of the child. Some kids may get excited about the idea…
Read MoreWhat to Look for in a Child Therapist?
Choosing the right child therapist is an important decision. There are many excellent therapists in the area, but there are also those who are not very good. There are also those who just may not work well with your child. Here are a few tips and tricks to use to find the correct therapist for…
Read MoreChild Therapy Can Be Great for the Entire Family
The Many Advantages of Therapy Therapy can help people of all ages. It’s no surprise that it’s becoming increasingly common and popular. Adults can get a lot out of regular therapy sessions. The same goes for teenagers, senior citizens, and even children. Children can benefit greatly from regular therapy. Child therapy can actually in many…
Read MoreHow to Cope with Your Child’s Autism Diagnosis
Every parent wants their child to live a successful, fulfilling life with as few obstacles or hardships as possible. Any diagnosis can be devastating, and an autism spectrum disorder can certainly cause worry. However, with our three tips, you can cope with a diagnosis of autism in order to give your child the best care…
Read MoreWhat is Important to Know About Psychological Testing
Psychological testing can provide many answers to a child’s way of solving problems. For instance, assessing the cognitive abilities of a child allows for a thorough understanding of different processing abilities (i.e., verbal, spatial, short-term memory, working memory, executive function, and processing speed to name a few). Such understanding helps identify different processing strengths and…
Read MoreJune Newsletter
If you would like to download the June Newsletter – Behavioral & Educational Solutions, P.C. – Volume 1, Issue 4 – June 1, 2017 please CLICK HERE
Read More5 Ways Parents and Teachers Support Social and Emotional Development
5 Ways Parents and Teachers Support Social and Emotional Development There’s an old adage that you’ve no doubt heard, “It takes a village to raise a child.” While as parent you are your child’s first teacher, entering school is a huge step in his/her social and emotional development. Teachers and parents play an important role…
Read MoreMay Newsletter
If you would like to download the May Newsletter – Behavioral & Educational Solutions, P.C. – Volume 1, Issue 3 – May 1, 2017 please CLICK HERE
Read MoreApril Newsletter
If you would like to download the April Newsletter – Behavioral & Educational Solutions, P.C. – Volume 1, Issue 2 – April 1, 2017 please CLICK HERE
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