Struggling in School.

As we come upon the first real break in the school year, we may be asking the question “how is my kid fitting in”? It is an issue that may need to be addressed before the first of the year in New York area schools. New York/New Jersey child psychologist, Dr. Steven Sussman, may be able to make a difference for your family.

Some steps that you may take (or have already taken) are -

1. Communicate openly with your kid.

2. Support them when they are doing homework.

3. Arrange fun activities for them…and maybe their friends.

4. Meet with teachers.

5. Call a licensed child therapist to get his/her take on the matter.

That’s where Dr. Steven Sussman brings a unique perspective to the proceedings. It may be simple, or it may not. I will bet a dollar to a donut that Dr. Steve has seen it before. He just may be able to help you from his office in Mountainside NJ. Isn’t it worth a phone call to this number (908) 217-8106? Before that, you can see him for yourself at sussmankids.com.

Working With Your Child’s Therapist.

You have made the decision that you need a “hand up” raising your kid to adulthood. Obviously, child therapy works best when parents and the therapist work together. That is why we strongly urge people in the New York/New Jersey area to consider child psychologist Dr. Steven Sussman of Mountainside, NJ.

It begins with a single word…transparency. When you speak to Dr. Steve be prepared to talk not only about your child’s issues but also about their overall background, in addition to what they were like before you started getting concerned. What have you tried? What has not worked? Give him the tools he needs to mold a sculpture.

Dr. Sussman has been helping kids through tough times and difficult ages for a long time. He knows that he holds a future life in his hands, and he does NOT take it lightly! New York/New Jersey child psychologist Dr. Steven Sussman is just a phone call away at (908) 217-8106. After you visit his website, sussmankids.com, I don’t see how you could not make that call.