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Behavioral Disorders in Children
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADH Oppositional defiant disorder)
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Conduct disorder
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Obsessive compulsive disorder
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Autistic Spectrum Disorders
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Anxiety
Co-Parenting Therapy
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In co-parenting therapy, with the help of a third, neutral party, you will have the opportunity to:
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Talk about the issues that you find most difficult to discuss with your ex.
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Make decisions regarding those things which cannot be different for a child living in two households (the school your child attends, medical decisions, team sports, etc.).
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Identify the decisions you can make separately for each of your households (bed times, food, houses of worship, etc.).
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Address your communication styles and the interactions you have with each other as a result of the different ways you have of expressing yourselves.
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Understand the reactions you each have to the other. The most effective tool you have to change the level of conflict in your relationship is to work on how you react to the other parent.
Anti-Bully Therapy
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Knowing that your child is struggling with her thoughts and feelings is an upsetting experience for any parent—but you can rest assured that with iTherapy Anywhere, your child and your family are in good hands.
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Our team of professionals can help you, your child and your family by: tailoring therapy plans according to your child’s age, specific symptoms, family and school situation and overall medical history.
