"Ask a Question" about a Child Behavior Problem

Worried about a child behavior problem?

You are not alone. Ask a Psychologist a Question and find out more about child problems and how to help.

You can ask a question about a child problem of any kind, including learning, behavioral, emotional and social concerns. Dr. O'Connor will review your question. She will then provide you with a response and recommendations for addressing the child problem that concerns you.

Who Can Benefit from our "Ask a Psychologist" Service?

• Parents who are concerned about their children and are unsure of how to help.
• Teachers who have concerns about the behavior a specific student, or group of students exhibits.
• Counselors or other professionals who seek further information or training to address the child problems that are the focus of their practice or the parents they work with.
• Schools, Treatment Centers and other Organizations and Non-Profit Agencies who want to consult about the children they serve or set up helping programs to assist them.
• Other Professionals (e.g. lawyers, physicians) who want to consult around concerns that pertain to a particular child.

  Here's How It Works

  Are you ready to ask a psychologist a question about a child problem? Then go ahead and submit a question confidentially and securely via Pay Pal.

  After you have made your payment and submitted your question about a child problem, it will be sent to Dr. O'Connor. Once she has reviewed your question, she will send a response to your private e-mail address. This response will include information about the problem and suggestions for addressing it.

  It's as easy as that! And with a free follow-up question, it ensures that your question has been answered to your satisfaction.

  Your answer from Dr. O'Connor is backed by the expertise and experience of a licensed psychologist. Dr. O'Connor has over two decades of experience working with children and their families to address child problems of all kinds. She can provide you with the information you need to begin addressing the child problem you are worried about.

  Take a step to reduce the confusion and worry about the child behavior problems that concern you. Ask a Psychologist a Question and find out more about child behavior problems and how to solve them.

  Ask Dr. O'Connor a Question about a child behavior problem that concerns you.
  
  

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  Dr. O'Connor runs her practice, Assessment Based Solutions, in Toronto (Yonge & St.Clair) and the Hamilton/Niagara region (403 & Rousseau Rd.)

  She can be reached at 416-592-0838.

  You can also contact Dr. O'Connor by email.
  
  Dr. O'Connor is the author of I Can Be Me-A Helping Book for Children of Alcoholic Parents.