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My son is a bright young boy of 11. He is good in studies. He seems to have become short tempered and addicted to screens of late. I want to know the right way to handle these issues. What should I enforce. What I should not interfere in, should I chalk up a routine etc. I need guidance from an expert
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Ms. Shraddha Banerjee
Clinical Psychologist
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Child psychologist or clinical psychologist need to interact with your kid for some sessions to understand and resolve the issue. Children are sensitive, problems related to them can't be handle in Q&A sessions. Whatever you describe about the kid, its seems that certain maladaptive behaviour has developed. Clinical Psychologists can only address these issues in a effective way. The kid doesnot have something very serious. So visit a mental health professional now.
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