But thats quite normal and nothing to worry about it. Your child may feel stupid but again this is to be expected even if your child really thinks or hopes the inside that therapy that might help them.
While there are many health professionals to deal with such issues, a psychiatrist is the right person whom you must approach regarding the childs mental health issues. In your first visit, the therapist will ask few questions about your family background, childs general health, and habits and why do you think that your child needs treatment. The therapist might want to know when your child last had a complete physical examination and may ask your permission to consult with your childs personal practitioner. They will also enquire about any history of mental illness on either side of your childs family.
While the child therapist or psychologist asks such questions be honest about your childs problem as you see them and find any specific instances of emotional or behavioral difficulties that are you are able to recall. They probably see you and your childrens separately at the first visit to maintain some information privately as well as to learn about each of your individual perspectives of each other.
Nowadays, you cannot judge or assume about anything without enquiring it. Ask whether the practitioners in your state are licensed or not and also ask their level of education. You must also feel free to ask questions about appointment flexibilities, fees, cancellation policy and insurance from processing. Also enquire whom you need to contact if the doctor is not available, especially during weekends, after hours and holidays. If you are in emergency get the contacts numbers to inform about your situation.
Good therapists will select from among many forms of psychotherapy and other treatments depending upon your needs. There are professionals who help their patients to change their behaviors or thoughts and also give therapy to explore the effect of past relationships and experiences on present behaviors that treat family members together to help save the childrens from specific problems. Help your child with ART. Who we are? Action Relational Therapy was established to help the teenagers with abuse problems and also to increase the effectiveness of substance abuse treatment. Our mission is to improve the chances of staying away from the illegal substances by applying and identifying successful coping skills.