Feeling Overwhelmed, Frustrated or Guilty with Your Child
“Everything is a fight! Is this normal? What am I doing wrong? I feel like such a bad parent.”
You try your best, but you just can’t seem to get through to or connect with your child.
Your child is struggling with managing difficult emotions, which may result in arguments, yelling, screaming, crying, or aggression.
Or perhaps your child is quiet, seems afraid of the world, or shuts you out.
This can cause parents to feel overwhelmed, frustrated, or ineffective. You may even be questioning yourself as a parent.
Concerns at School
What do they want me to do now? How can I help my child when I am not there?
Perhaps the daycare provider, teacher, or guidance counselor is approaching you with reports of your child’s concerning behaviors at school. They might also be worried about how your child is getting along with their peers.
You feel helpless, anxious, and frustrated each time the phone rings or your email pings, and it’s another person calling from the school.
You worry about your child’s academic future and social/emotional well-being.
We Can Help!
At Healing Connections, we can help you evaluate your child or adolescent’s emotional and behavior concerns. We can support you and your child as you learn to reconnect, strengthen your parent/child relationship, and teach your child the emotional regulation and coping skills they need to help them navigate life’s difficulties.
