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Monday, April 3, 2023

Do You Know Every Child Mental Disorder?

Some of them may have eluded you as a parent, or worse, you have chosen to ignore them for a while hoping they would go away. New York/New Jersey child psychologist, Dr. Steven Sussman, makes it a point to know them…especially the new ones that have popped up since Covid. Give him a call and discuss your kid’s personal challenges.

Here are just some examples –

1. Depression

2. Extra anxiety

3. Conduct disorder

4. Oppositional defiance

5. Obsessive compulsiveness

6. PTSD

You may have thought that last one is reserved for adults. Not since the Pandemic it is especially not! Staying abreast of child mental disorders is why you should talk to Dr. Steven Sussman at his office in Mountainside, NJ. You can reach him by phone at (908) 217-8106. Perhaps more importantly, learn more at sussmankids.com.

Tuesday, March 14, 2023

Kids Get Cabin Fever Too.

Cabin fever rears its ugly head about this time of year. These days, outside activities have taken on new meaning with the advent of cell phones and streaming video. However, cabin fever is still a very real thing that can isolate a child after school. New York/New Jersey child psychologist Dr. Steven Sussman would like to help you with cabin fever in your kid(s).

Here are some ideas to “reduce” cabin fever -

1.  Give them the opportunity to engage in vigorous exercise.

2.  Put some creative arts and crafts together.

3.  Libraries are still a good place to be.

4.  Turn OFF the TV!

Sometimes, a professional touch is needed to help your child out of his/her malaise. That’s where Dr. Steven Sussman comes in. For decades he has honed a style of child psychology that is “par excellence” in the field. Find out how his methods work for the modern kid by visiting his website sussmankids.com. Call Dr. Steven Sussman at (908) 217-8106.

Wednesday, March 1, 2023

What Do GenZ’rs Wish?

Have you asked a GenZ kid what they wish their parents understood? BuzzFeed did. What are some of the things they found? You can google this, by the way, but you will never have the real-world experience of dealing with GenZ’s (who are generally still kids in 2023) the way New York/New Jersey child psychologist Dr. Steven Sussman does.

Some of what they said are -

1.  Recovering from something is NOT the same as “getting over it”.

2.  Not every problem emanates from my cell phone.

3.  I won’t be able to afford a place of my own…EVER!

4.  We can’t stand it when you start a sentence with “back in my day”.

5.  Depression and anxiety are real.

There are so many more things that may be troubling your GenZ kid. Dr. Steven Sussman has dealt with all of them at one time or another. Have you? Real world problems begin to be dealt with by calling Dr. Steven Sussman at his Mountainside, NJ office at (908) 217-8106. To see his incomparable history, just visit sussmankids.com.

Tuesday, February 14, 2023

Does your Child Feel Hopeless?

I suppose it happens to all of us at some time in one form or another. When your kid has that feeling for an extended period of time, it should garner you attention. A feeling of hopelessness is a problem that affects millions of youngsters throughout the U.S. Our area is by no means, an exception. New York/New Jersey child psychologist Dr. Steven Sussman will help.

As Dr. Steve says right on his website, one of the most gratifying things that he does after working with kids for decades is “get them out of their funk”. It is not easy, by any means. If it were you would have achieved equilibrium in your kid’s life by now. It grows in importance as time goes by, so call Dr. Steven Sussman already!

When you have been a child you see many things, and mood disorders rank near the top. New York area child psychologist Dr. Steven Sussman has (what you may find to be) unorthodox methods that have been proven to work over time. Call him at this number (908) 217-8106. See some of his decades of work at sussmankids.com.

Wednesday, February 1, 2023

Concentration Problems in School

At the half-way mark of the current school year, it might be time to have a personal report card on your kid’s behavior. How are he/she being assessed by teachers? We still have a long way to go, so let’s take a look at some of the concentration problems kids have in a 9-month school year. Dr. Steven Sussman of Mountainside, NJ wants you to be better informed.

 

Here are just a few of those warning signs -

1. Are their grades slipping…and not just out of boredom?

2. They seem to be liking school less and less, causing them to develop distractions.

3. In class, they are suddenly engaging in disruptive behavior.

In and of themselves, they (and other behaviors) may not seem like much, but why not give Dr. Steve a call to talk about your child? Dr. Steven Sussman is a noted child psychologist in the New York/New Jersey area. He can be reached at (908) 217-8106. You have nothing to lose! Check out Dr. Steven Sussman at sussmankids.com.