A woman hugs herself while smiling. This could represent the self love cultivated after working with a trauma therapist in Scotch Plains, NJ. Learn more about trauma therapy in Scotch Plains, NJ by searching for a trauma therapist near me.

7 Tips for Developing Self Trust After Being Raised by a Narcissistic Parent (Tips 4-7)

Posted Posted in Adults, Fawn McNeil-Haber, Narcissism, Trauma

In part 1, we dived into the first 3 tips to develop and strengthen your sense of self and trust in yourself.  In order to develop an intimate relationship with yourself, you must get to know your inner world, your body, and how it connects with the outer world.   Adult children of narcissists or emotionally […]

A child sits with their head down as their parents sit facing away from one another. This could represent the trauma a trauma therapist in Scotch Plains, NJ can help you overcome. Learn more about trauma therapy in Scotch Plains, NJ by searching for a trauma therapist near me.

7 Tips for Developing Self Trust After Being Raised by a Narcissistic Parent

Posted Posted in Adults, Fawn McNeil-Haber, Narcissism, Trauma

Being raised in a narcissistic family or by a parent with narcissistic tendencies or full-blown Narcissistic Personality Disorder can wreak havoc on a child’s emotional development.  These children learn that their parents’ emotional needs come first. The impact is a child who must contort who they are to win their parents’ approval and have their […]

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Is your Teen a Walking Contradiction? How to go with the Flow and Support Teen Brain Development.

Posted Posted in Adults, Alexandria Bleich, Parents, Teens

Oftentimes, teenagers can seem like walking contradictions. They may want to appear special or stand out, AND fit in and conform. Teenagers try on a variety of identities AND want to be seen as unique and individual.  They want your help and support, AND they want you to leave them alone and let them make […]

Image of a boy in a red shirt reading a book at a school library. Showing how selective mutism can affect how kids socialize at school. However through child counseling a child psychologist can make a plan for the school that support your kid.

Helping Your Child with Selective Mutism

Posted 1 CommentPosted in Adults, Children, Elaine Harrison-Yau, Parents

In my last blog, “Could Your Child Be Experiencing Selective Mutism?“ I discussed the details of selective mutism: what symptoms to look for, the causes of selective mutism, and when to seek out professional help. By now you’ve met with your child’s pediatrician and discussed your concerns. They will refer your child to a mental […]