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Frequently Asked Questions My child is struggling in school and at home. I suspect that he/she may have a problem, but I'm not sure what it is. I've talked with several people about it and they've told me that he/she will eventually grow out of it. What can I do to help my child? Children struggle at school and at home for many different reasons. In some cases, these may be due to maturational issues or "growing pains." However, in many cases, it may not be a typical “growing pain” and the child may indeed have a problem. The cardinal rule is that the earlier a problem is identified, the sooner the child may receive help for it. In situations like this, psychological testing helps to determine if a child has a problem, what it is, and what may be done to help him/her. The types of interventions that the child receives depend on the problem that he/she has. |