Does My Child Need to See a Therapist? (S1 Ep2)

Shrinking It Down: Mental Health Made Simple

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In today's episode, Dr. Ellen Braaten, psychologist and associate director of the Clay Center, joins co-hosts Beresin and Schlozman to address common questions parents have when they notice changes or differences in their kids' behavior: Is this typical? Does my child need to see a professional?In this discussion, we navigate these questions together - how to assess and make decisions about what's ordinary and not, and when to intervene - through a composite look at the many families the team has worked with over the years.Thank you for joining us in this journey and conversation. We look forward to hearing from you.

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