Our Service Offerings for kids, teens and families.
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Perinatal mental health is a parent’s emotional well-being during pregnancy, birth, and after. It affects health and the ability to care for a child. Signs include ongoing sadness, feeling overwhelmed, irritability or anger, anxiety or panic, constant worrying, upsetting intrusive thoughts, being haunted by a traumatic birth or NICU stay, and feeling frightened, guilty, or ashamed about your feelings. Get help to manage stress and symptoms of perinatal and postpartum depression and other challenges. Receive professional support and practical tips to bond with your baby, adjust to parenting, reduce stress, keep your relationship strong, and prepare for the changes of parenthood.
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Bedwetting and daytime accidents. Toileting problems and soiling Toilet training for young children.
Sleep issues (bedtime problems, night wakings).
Tics and repetitive habits that affect school or social life.
Repeated swallowing or chewing from stress or neurological causes.
Coping with medical treatments and healthcare visits.
Autism and developmental delays ADHD and attention difficulties.
Feeding and nutrition problems. School and learning challenges Defiant, aggressive, or disruptive behavior.
Parent training to improve family life and child development.
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Risk-taking and impulsivity
ADHD/attention issues
Executive function difficulties
Social anxiety
Defiant, aggressive, or disruptive behavior
Parenting support
School and learning problems
Anxiety that disrupts daily life
Depression and mood issues
Unexplained physical symptoms (headaches, stomachaches)
Coping with medical treatment
Obsessive or compulsive behaviors