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Child Psychologists - Grand Haven, MI

We found 4 child psychologists in Grand Haven, MI. See refinement options below.

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Emile Mulder, PHD

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Group Therapy, Child Psychology, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

16930 Robbins Road, Grand Haven, MI

obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), social phobia (social anxiety disorder), autism spectrum disorders (pervasive developmental disorders)
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Dr. Emile Mulder works as a group therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and child psychology specialist in Grand Haven, MI.
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Dr. Kaarin Anderson Ryan, PH.D.

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Child Psychology, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

1703 S Despelder Street, Grand Haven, MI

Dr. Kaarin Anderson Ryan is a cognitive-behavioral therapy and child psychology specialist in Grand Haven, MI.
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Edward Carl Swart, PHD

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Child Psychology

1703 S Despelder Street, Grand Haven, MI

Dr. Edward Swart specializes in child psychology and practices in Grand Haven, MI.
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Allen Winebarger, PHD

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Child Psychology

120 S 5th Street, Grand Haven, MI

Dr. Allen Winebarger is a child psychology specialist in Grand Haven, MI.

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What is Child Psychology?

Child psychology, sometimes called pediatric psychology, is a subspecialty of psychology that focuses on the behavioral and emotional health of children and adolescents. Child psychologists provide evaluation and treatment to children via therapy. Some of the disorders they commonly treat include:

ADHD
Oppositional or defiant behavior
Depression or Anxiety
Tics
Suicidal thoughts
Compulsive behaviors
Developmental delays
Coping with physical illness, including terminal illness and pain

The goal of psychological therapy for children is usually to teach patients skills for coping with stressors and difficult situations in their lives. They may learn or strengthen problem-solving skills. Eventually, with the help of therapy, children's sadness, stress, or anxiety are reduced and their ability to function well is increased.