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Q: I have a non-medicated supposed ADD child (without hyperactivity). He is a wonderful gifted boy who is completely normal but does not fit into the public school box. Why do current psychologists continue to stigmatize these children? It is impossible not to have anxiety when being watched under a microscope and constantly being told [...]
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Q: My husband’s ex-wife started taking my 15 year old step daughter to see a therapist. My husband would take his daughter to every other appointment. I was asked to come in and meet with the therapist and my husband joined us. At the end of the meeting I was asked to come back again [...]
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Q: My girlfriend recently hurt me very badly by leaving me. She left because she was curious about other men and right after she left me she went for someone that she was friends with during our relationship. We’ve been separated for about 3 months, but we just recently got back together and I found [...]
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Q: I would like to know what is the best medicine that controls anger and helps to control the time-to-time urge to initiate arguments which lead to shouting and fighting with people close to me?
A: Medications work best to control the “constant” urge to argue, shout, and fight with others. When this occurs from time [...]
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Q: Our son is 13 years old and has been diagnosed as having ADHD (4 years ago). He is on Metadate for this. What I’m really concerned about is his awkwardness in social situations. It’s very noticable by his body language and almost painful for me to watch him even walk out of school. He’s [...]
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