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Should My Child Take an Antidepressant?
By
Linda Mintle
Reader Question: My daughter has been diagnosed with depression. The pediatrician is recommending she take an antidepressant. She is only 11-years -old and I am not sure this is a good idea. She is depressed and there are reasons for her depression. What are your thoughts about putting children on antidepressants? Trust me, you are…
The Fall Out of Repressed Anger
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Linda Mintle
Jim made an appointment to be seen by a therapist for anxiety problems. Little did he know that behind his anxiety could be an anger problem. As the therapist dug deeper into Jim’s history, it was discovered that Jim had years of holding on to anger at a relative who did him harm. The more Jim talked…
Developing a Meaningful Relationship with Your Mother
By
Linda Mintle
No matter how difficult our relationships can be, most adult children want a good relationship with their mothers. Whether your relationship is great, terrible, or somewhere in between, mother-daughter relationships are powerful and partially define who we are. The more you work through issues with your mom, the better all your other relationships will be. Here are a…
How Do I Know If My Child Has a Stutter Problem?
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Linda Mintle
Reader Question: My son is two and half and is beginning to stutter. Up until now, he has been a good talker. But when he gets excited, we’ve noticed he stutters, like his brain can’t catch up to his mouth. We are not sure how to handle this and wonder if we should seek help.…
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