Miami Clinical Psychotherapy with behavior problems and/or emotional issues who may be:

• Excessively sad, pessimistic, or frequently in a depressed mood
• Insecure and/or have low self-esteem
• Saying negative things about themselves
• Having feelings of inferiority
• Spending too much time alone
• Struggle with anger management
• Defiant, disrespectful, or argumentative
• Difficult to control
• Verbally aggressive or cruel
• Physically aggressive and fighting
• Experimenting with drugs or self-destructive behavior
• Destroying things or property
• Running away from home
• Bullied or bullying
• Sexually promiscuous
• Overwhelmed with worries, fears, and anxiety
• Having trouble making and keeping friends
• Refusing to go to school
• Having persistent headaches or stomach aches
• Hyperactive or have a hard time being serious
• Having difficulty concentrating
• Overly reliant on parents
• Easily manipulated by peers
• Reckless or who take dangerous risks

Miami Clinical Psychotherapy sees overwhelmed parents who may be:

• Always anxious and worried about their teenagers
• Dreading calls from school
• Not sure how to discipline their teenagers
• Feeling sorry for their teenagers
• Fighting a lot with their teenager
• Having difficulty controlling their anger towards their teenagers
• Worried about spoiling their teenager
• Using corporal punishment or hitting their teenager
• Feelings as if they are being manipulated by their teenager
• Confused about conflicting parenting advice
• Feeling like bad parents
• Concerned about a deteriorating relationship with their teenager
• Feeling guilty about how they treat their teenager
• Having a difficult time understanding their teenager
• At their wit’s end

To learn about how I work with my patients visit the My Approach to Counseling page.  If you would like to send me a message or request an appointment visit the Counseling Session page.  To request a consultation simply complete the form on the right hand side.