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Identifying mental health issues in a child is tough for parents as it’s hard to tell signs of a problem from normal childhood behaviours. It’s also easy to reason that every child will display some of these signs at some point.

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Children can experience a range of mental health issues for many different reasons. Our highly trained Clinical Psychologists can help a child and their parents learn about his or her mental health, moods, feelings, thoughts and behaviours and help them learn how to respond to challenging situations with healthy coping skills.

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Below is a list of warning signs that If your child shows signs of, they can benefit from seeing one of our Clinical Psychologists:

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