Teen Psychologist in New Jersey

Looking for a New Jersey based Psychologist for your child/teen? Call Dr. Sussman at (908) 217-8106. Thank you for this outstanding *CLIENT REVIEW* from one of our past teen clients and his family.

 

"Dr. Steve - simply the best.

We started seeing Dr. Steve when our son was 15 years old due to his ADHD and ODD diagnosis. Dr. Steve is not your ordinary out of the box usual therapist you will find out there. His method is unorthodox but the only therapy that ever worked for our son. Dr. Steve sense of humor is an acquired taste but you are warned of this first time you meet with Dr. Steve to discuss your issues and expectations. Dr. Steve is the only therapist that ever continuously checked in on our son even though we no longer see him for years now. Our son has ever trusted only one therapist and that therapist is Dr. Steve. We are forever grateful to Dr. Steve for everything that he has done for our son and our family.

What went well:

I felt respected

Appointment scheduling

Listened & answered questions

Explained conditions well

Staff friendliness

Appointment wasn't rushed

Trusted the provider's decisions

Wait times"

Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign.

Dr. Steven Sussman, a renowned child psychologist from Mountainside, New Jersey, wants to warn you of the signs. These are the ones that may indicate your burgeoning teenager is having trouble in their Junior High Class.

Here are some of the important ones to look for –

1. A marked fall in school performance.

2. Poor grades even though they seem to be working hard.

3. Frequent physical complaints.

4. Displays of severe worry or anxiety.

Dr. Steven Sussman may be able to help in a variety of ways. His decades of experience have allowed him to see kids, maybe even better than you do your own! Please don’t hesitate. Make a complimentary phone call to Dr. Steve at the number listed on his website sussmankids.com. 

Beating Cabin Fever.

It’s tough enough for you…think of what it’s like for your kids who have only just learned to experience it? It’s that annual affliction we know as cabin fever. New York/New Jersey child psychologist Dr. Steve Sussman has creative ways to keep your kids engaged.

For example, let kids play in the snow…celebrate the coming of winter with something they really enjoy. Don’t be afraid to introduce them to ice skating. Inside, keep your children engaged with different arts and crafts.

The point is, don’t let your kids get cabin fever this year. Dr. Steven Sussman of Mountainside, NJ has all sorts of ideas. Do you find it difficult to manufacture happiness? Why not call Dr. Steven Sussman today?