Is It a Child Development Stage?

Free Resources

Is it a child development stage or a more serious concern?You are not alone in wondering. Parents, and those who work with children and their families often wonder if a child behavior problem is just a stage of child development.

Use the free resources outlined below to explore whether a child problem is just a normal child development stage or a more serious concern.

These "free resources" include recommended resources and links, an eZine, articles and a free email contact with Dr. O'Connor about a child behavior problem that concerns you.

Use these resources to explore whether a child problem is just a normal stage of child development or a more serious concern.

This is what you will receive:

1. The Solve Child Problems eZine.

Sign up to receive our "free" monthly eZine. Each one includes articles about child problems and how to solve them. You will also receive information about useful tips, resources and links.

When you sign-up for our newsletter -- The Solve Child Problems Ezine -- you will receive Dr. O'Connor's monthly newsletter. It includes information to increase your understanding of child problems and how to solve them.

You can also use the resources listed below to help you decide whether a child problem is just a normal developmental stage or a more serious concern.

2. Contact Dr. O'Connor:

Complete Dr. O'Connor's contact form. She will review the information you provide and recommend a solution to address it. To contact Dr. O'Connor, click here.

You can also access the following "free resources" by clicking on the links below. These resources can help you explore whether a child problem is a normal child development stage or a more serious concern.

4. Free Articles: This section includes free articles to help you learn more about child problems and how to help. Click here, to access our free articles.

5. Useful Links: This section includes useful links to help increase your understanding of child problems and how to solve them. To find out what these links have to offer, click here.

6. Useful Resources and Books: This section includes a list of helpful books and resources. Use these resources to help you decide whether the child problem that worries you is just a child development stage or a more serious concern.

Use any or several of the FREE RESOURCES above to explore whether a child problem is just a child development stage or requires further investigation and help.

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 e-mail.

Dr. O'Connor is the author of I Can Be Me-A Helping Book for Children of Alcoholic Parents.