"Ask a Question" about a Child Behavior Problem

Are you worried about a child behavior problem? You are not alone. Our Ask a Question Service can help.

Click on the link below to Ask a Psychologist a Question.

Ask a Psychologist a Question and find out more about the child problem that worries you 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. The cost of this service is $45.00.

  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.

  Take a step to reduce the confusion and worry about the child behavior problems that concern you. Ask Dr. O'Connor a Question about a child behavior problem that concerns you.
  
  

  Or make a payment now to Ask a Psychologist a question.
  
  

  
  
  
  

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  Copyright 2011 (c) Dianne S. O'Connor, Ed.D. All Rights Reserved.

  Dr. O'Connor runs her practice, Assessment Based Solutions, in Toronto (Yonge & St.Clair.)

  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.

  
  
  Copyright 2011 Dr.Dianne O'Connor All rights Reserved

  
  SBI!