Cameron Pediatric Counseling, Inc.
Helping families establish positive mental health in children and adolescents; the sooner the better.
As parents we worry, that is what most of us do. But how do you differentiate what behaviors are common and what behaviors are something to worry about? Sometimes it is hard to tell. In my practice parents voice many concerns, many of which are easy to address and are typical for the developmental phase their kids are in. Some
Suicide has a stigma surrounding it, but the silence needs to stop. The most powerful tool we have as a society in preventing suicide in our youths is talking about it. Getting it out in the open and showing care and compassion towards those contemplating it. Many people fear that talking about suicide is a trigger, that it will encourage
Your child is no longer a baby, they are no longer a kid, they are officially an adult. Gulp! Scary thought sometimes. They have graduated high school and they are ready to go off to college or start a job and move out on their own. You ask yourself, “Are they ready?” Over the years, you have been slowly giving
