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Seattle Child Psychologist

In Seattle, child psychologists help parents of young children take advantage of many resources to ensure their children a healthy, happy childhood. Through testing and assessment they can help you determine the best treatment for your child in Seattle. Child psychologists can perform tests to determine if there are any learning disabilities, developmental delays or mood disorders affecting your child.

 

What can a child psychologist - Seattle - do for my child?

Possible goals for you to discuss with a child psychologist in Seattle, include better communication and academic performance, increased frustration tolerance, better impulse control, and improved relationships. Your therapist will help you understand the stages of emotional and cognitive development and how you can better support your child's growth.

Psychologists can assess for learning disabilities, such as dyslexia, mood disorders, such as anxiety or depression, and other mental disorders, such as ADHD or Asperger's syndrome. Most child psychologists also offer therapies and interventions to treat such disorders. If you need help accessing special education services in the public school system, many child psychologists in Seattle, can assist you in understanding the parameters and in gaining services.