Research on adolescent development is still somewhat in its infancy, as much of the research to date in the field of child development has focused on younger children. Thus, many of the ideas we have as psychologists (and as parents) about adolescence as a stage of development were not actually examined empirically until relatively recently. … Read more
Is your teen’s mood just part of growing up or something you should be worried about? It’s often difficult for parents to differentiate between normal moodiness and signs of an emotional problem, such as depression or anxiety, in their teenage children. In light of recent news of high profile cases of suicide among young people, … Read more
There is nothing more frustrating than watching your child struggle and not knowing what steps to take to help them. Psychological testing is the most efficient and objective way of answering questions you may have about why your child is having difficulty at home, school, or with friends. Through testing we can speak to your … Read more
