What are they Saying about Dr. Steven Sussman…Just the Good Stuff!

When someone practices child psychology for a living it is natural that many people will have varying opinions of his methods. After all these years Dr. Steven Sussman, New York/New Jersey child psychologist, invites the parents of his many patients (some of whom are successful adults now) to give him feedback on how he is doing.

Here is a small sampling of what they are saying…”Dr. Steve changed our lives.” “Very unorthodox…but it works.” “Dr. Sussman helped my child immensely.” One more…”(he) has a good sense of humor which helps most kids open up.”

You can read much, much more when you visit sussmankids.com on the web. Child psychologist, Dr. Steven Sussman, practices from his office in Mountainside, NJ, helping kids throughout the Metropolitan area. After you check him out, give Dr. Steve a call at (908) 217-8106.

What to do about Self-Criticism.

We hear our kids say negative things about themselves all the time: They say things such as“I’m so stupid!” and “Nobody likes me.” Then they criticize their physical or mental capacity as well. Please recognize that sometimes these things are throwaway lines, or fishing for reassurance...and sometimes they are not! Perhaps we can tackle low self-esteem together.

As a New York/New Jersey child psychologist who has dealt with kid’s self-worth issues for decades, I know that a post-pandemic world may have given your children LESS confidence than they had before Covid. This is something we can tackle together and build your child’s self-esteem.

My name is Dr. Steven Sussman. I have been recognized as one of the Tri-State area’s most successful child psychologists from my office in Mountainside, NJ. Does your kid seem to have less self-regard as we enter the New Year? Let’s talk. I am a phone call away at (908) 217-8106. My website will give you more details about me and my philosophy sussmankids.com.

Getting Outdoors Again is Great for Mental Health.

We all know that being confined for long periods of time is not good for our well-being. I hope that you and your family will take this opportunity with a bit of return to normalcy to enjoy all that this amazing area has to offer. Is there any place on earth greater than the metropolitan area of New York and New Jersey?

We all remember 2019 when New York City Events in December were filled with magic, dozens of holiday trees, sparkling lights everywhere, store window displays, holiday lights tours, ice skating, shopping and so much more. It is time to come out and celebrate this lifestyle with the whole family…again!

From me, Dr. Steven Sussman, a renowned child psychologist in Mountainside, NJ, I hope that you find numerous occasions to celebrate this holiday season with you and yours. The New Year holds great promise and, if you need my council please take a look at sussmankids.com on the web for more about me and my methods.

This is Whom You Trust Your Child To.

Any doctor has got to pass muster when you decide to let them help your child. That is just logical. It doesn’t matter if it is physical or emotional…trust is tantamount. My mug is all over my website sussmankids.com so you can see for yourself I won’t bite!

As far as my credentials go, you will be able to read my biography and know that more than 40 years ago I received my PHD in clinical psychology. Currently, I have a private practice in New Jersey and New York, headquartered in Mountainside, NJ. I also have worked and done consulting for many and varied child care agencies.

As we head into 2022 there are many challenges to your children’s mental and emotional health that we never dreamed of as this decade dawned. I hope you will trust me with your child’s emotional growth in the year to come. Call me anytime at (908) 217-8106 and you can read about my philosophy at sussmankids.com.

Autistic Spectrum Disorder.

It is a relatively new term in child psychology as we learn more and more about our youth. These days we conveniently use the term he or she is “on the spectrum.” To say that types of ASDs can vary in severity is a bit like saying your cold can vary in severity. No matter what, as a parent you want to get your arms around it NOW!

New York/New Jersey child psychologist, Dr. Steven Sussman, advises that you look for these signs –

1.  Interaction with other kids is erratic.

2.  Your child has difficulty expressing emotion.

3.  They may have problems with the spoken word.

4.  Has your child been resistant to any changes or things out of place?

5.  You will notice that their eye contact is very poor.

Of course, there are many other signs that your kid is on the spectrum. Dr. Steven Sussman has spent years helping moms and dads in New York and New Jersey with issues such as ASD. Why not call Dr. Steve at his Mountainside, NJ office at (908) 217-8106 and discuss your particular situation? You will learn a great deal at sussmankids.com.

Motivating the Unmotivated.

It is a problem that hundreds of thousands of parents face in the New York/New Jersey area. We have had an isolation period that will hopefully never be repeated. Now it is time to “get back in the game” as a highly motivated school aged person with much to contribute. Mountainside, New Jersey child psychologist Dr. Steven Sussman may be able to help.

Here are some strategies Dr. Steve may employ –

1.  Finding out your child’s interests and sharing in their joy.

2.  Never forgetting that they want to succeed as much as YOU want them to.

3.  Avoid the tired, old ra ra talk.

4.  Above all he remembers that “kids will be kids.”

New York child psychologist Dr. Steven Sussman has some unique and proven methods to help your child become more motivated. See for yourself by visiting a website that may change your views on child psychology…sussmankids.com. Give Dr. Sussman a call anytime at (908) 217-8106.

Gee…Tough Crowd.

The words of the late comic Rodney Dangerfield echo in our ears. The toughest crowd of all is probably your recalcitrant early teenager. Few would disagree that 12-15 year old kids are the toughest, most obstinate crowd of all. Dr. Steven Sussman, a renowned child psychologist in the New York City area, has helped with this age segment for decades.

Dr. Sussman has some unique tricks up his sleeve. Strategies such as laughter, risk-taking, and unique ideas work well with the teenage brain. He makes these elements work for him by incorporating some of the techniques and rhythms of stand-up comedy into his teachings.

Ask Dr. Steven Sussman yourself by calling him at his Mountainside, NJ. office. He will help you navigate a path toward teaching your “tween” better social skills. Here is the best phone number you may have received in a very long time, (908) 217-8106. For some enlightening background about this New York/New Jersey child psychologist look at sussmankids.com.