Signs that your child may benefit from seeing a psychologist/counsellor or licensed therapist:

Sometimes children and teenagers, like adults, can benefit from therapy. Therapy can help them develop problem-solving skills and also teach them the value of seeking help. Therapists can help them and their families cope with stress and a variety of emotional and behavioral issues.
Signs that your child may benefit from seeing a psychologist/counsellor or licensed therapist:
developmental delay in speech, language, or toilet training
learning or attention problems (such as ADHD)
behavioural problems (such as excessive anger, acting out, bedwetting or eating disorders)
a significant drop in grades, particularly if your child normally maintains high grades
episodes of sadness, tearfulness, or depression
social withdrawal or isolation
being the victim of bullying or bullying other children
decreased interest in previously enjoyed activities
overly aggressive behaviour (such as biting, kicking, or hitting)
sudden changes in appetite (particularly in adolescents)
insomnia or increased sleepiness
excessive school absenteeism or tardiness
mood swings (e.g., happy one minute, upset the next)
development of or an increase in physical complaints (such as headache, stomach-ache, or not feeling well) despite a normal physical exam by your doctor
depression following a serious, acute, or chronic illness
signs of alcohol, drug, or other substance use (such as solvents or prescription drug abuse)
problems in transitions (following separation, divorce, or relocation)
bereavement issues
anxiety issues
therapy following sexual, physical, or emotional abuse or other traumatic events
coping issues (studies, peers pressure etc)
body image issues
self esteem/ self image issues
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