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Clinical Psychology Services for Children & Adolescents

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Clinical Assessment

Mudgee Psychology is able to offer specific assessment services where a formal diagnosis is being investigated, or where assessment is required to investigate cognitive and learning functioning.

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Treatment & Counselling

Mudgee Psychology is able to offer intervention programs and treatment for children and adolescents for a range of emotional, social and behavioural difficulties. A child psychologist will employ specific techniques and approaches that are applicable to working with children, and will engage the parents to become part of the treatment / intervention as appropriate.

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We work with children and adolescents in a range of areas including:

  • Childhood anxiety – fears, OCD, separation anxiety, social anxiety, generalised anxiety

  • Excessive sadness – childhood depression or grief and loss

  • Adjustment issues, especially following a move, divorce or other significant events

  • Childhood trauma

  • Sleep issues

  • Anger management and frustration tolerance

  • Bullying and friendship issues, social skills and assertiveness

  • Autism and Aspergers

  • Resilience building

  • ADHD  (attention deficit disorders)

  • School refusal

  • Behaviour difficulties

  • Self harm or suicidal thinking

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Parenting Support

Often the best approach when dealing with children's mental health and behavioural challenges is to work via the parents. This is particularly the case for very young children. 

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Parents often seek support when they have children experiencing significant anxiety, behavioural difficulties relating to conditions such as ADHD, Autism, ODD and learning delays, or generally to help improve a child's resilience and the families overall wellbeing.

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PARENTING YOUR ANXIOUS CHILD

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