Cameron Pediatric Counseling, Inc.
Helping families establish positive mental health in children and adolescents; the sooner the better.
When you get divorced, you are not the only one getting divorced, in a manner of speaking your children are getting divorced as well. Their whole life is changing, and they have no control over it. They don’t get to make the decisions, they don’t get to have a say in anything that is going on, yet it all affects
Watching another person be bullied can have a huge impact on a child/teen. Most people are bothered when they see someone injured or insulted. Witnessing bullying creates a wide range of emotions and stresses that can take a toll on the bystander. From anxiety and uncertainty, to fear and guilt, bullying can significantly impact bystanders. Bystanders suffer from something called
Routines give us a sense of security and help us develop self-discipline. Children have a “fear” of the unknown, it can be as simple as a new vegetable or a major life change that causes them to stress. Fun fact – the “unknown” edges out the fear of death and the fear of public speaking, as human beings, we are
