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When to Call a Child Psychologist
| Posted on December 15, 2014 at 11:58 AM |
 Children can be a mystery wrapped up in an
enigma. Trying to figure out why they are behaving the way they do is a
challenge, even for experienced parents. When children have problems outside of
normal childhood acting out, a therapist can be of great help. The real trick
is the ability to spot when your child’s behavior is a normal expression of
growing up, and when they could benefit from outside aid. Signs
of Development Issues There are certain signs that indicate the
need for professional help. If your child experiences sudden and severe changes
in behavior or mood, this can be a first sign. Other things to look for
include, but are not limited to: ·
Violent acting out, excessive
anger, aggression, bedwetting, mood swings or other sudden and severe changes
in behavior ·
Delayed development in the
areas of toilet training, speech, or severe attention issues ·
Significant changes in grades
when children who normally do well in school suddenly have issues ·
Isolation or withdrawal from
social situations ·
Bullying or difficulty coping
with bullies ·
Sleep problems—frequent
oversleeping or insomnia ·
Increased physical discomfort
such as headaches or stomach aches despite being cleared by a doctor Developmental
Milestones Even very young children who have not yet
begun school may need to see a professional if they miss or have difficulty
with important and normal milestones. This includes things like potty training,
language development including talking or reading, walking, or difficulty
separating abstract from literal concepts. Communication Keep an open line of communication with the
other important figures in your child’s life. Teachers can be an important
resource in spotting unusual behaviors in children; so are caregivers and your
pediatrician. They may be able to spot physical symptoms you may not
immediately notice. You are not failing as a parent by turning
to these resources. Teachers and doctors see many children every day. These
professionals have benchmarks for spotting abnormal behavior to which you do
not have access. With regular communication, you can spot signs of problems
with your child even sooner. This will lead to better and proper treatment. The
Right Therapist When you have decided to seek help for your
child, finding the right therapist is important. You want to find a nearby
child psychologist who can specialize in the problems your child is
experiencing. Edmonton has expert psychologists who offer comprehensive services
for children with many developmental, learning disability and behavioral
problems. If you think your child may benefit from
professional mental health care services, give us a call. We are here to help! |
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