Does my child really need help?

Trust your intuition - you know your child better than anyone. If you feel that your child needs help, do something about it -- now! The following lists may help you decide if you need to intervene in your child's life.

Is, or has your child been: Does your child struggle with:
• on a self destructive path
• negatively influenced by peers
• extremely unmotivated
• frequently angry or raging
• recently sleeping more and longer
• manipulative
• in trouble with the law
• sexually promiscuous
• defiant regardless of consequences
• physically violent
• constantly lying
• a thief (from you or others)
• losing interest in favorite activities
• displaying wide mood swings
• fantasizing about his/her life
• sneaking out at night/running away from home
• a good kid who's on the wrong path		 • Learning differences
• Life after high school
• Drugs and/or alcohol
• An eating disorder
• Low Self-esteem
• ADD, ADHD
• Social, emotional or psychiatric issues
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Bipolar
• Adoption/attachment Issues
• Divorce Issues
• Sexual Addictions
• Grief Issues
• Self harm, cutting
• Lack of emotional growth

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-- J.D.
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-- J.L.
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--S.M.