Erin Moran, Psy.D.
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What It's Like to Struggle to Connect With My Child
Struggling to feel successful with your child can take concerned parents along a gamut of thoughts and emotions.
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You may feel frustration and worry about whether your challenging your child too much or not enough.
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The frequency of parent-child conflicts may be affecting your own mental health and self-care.
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It may feel like you and your child's other parent have different, and even competing, expectations and disciplinary strategies.
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Your feeling "stuck" on how to connect with your child.
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You worry you may be running out of time to get your child on track toward a promising future.
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You may be experiencing feelings of guilt and hopelessness around your own ability to effectively parent your child.
Parents are often surprised at how even small shifts in approaching their child can produce lasting and meaningful change. Together, we will explore ways to help you and your child be more successful while building on your own personal values and strengths as a parent.
"I've learned whenever I decide something with an open heart, I usually make the right decision". ~ Maya Angelou