Therapists specialising in Encopresis

» Symptoms

• Terrible twos
• Teething
• Potty training
• Learning to walk

» Definition Parenting toddlers refers to raising a child that is between 1 and 3 years old. While this is a short time period, it is packed with big events in a child's life. Because of the importance of a child's development at this point in their life, coaching and therapy for parents is recommended.

» Symptoms

• Questions
• Anger
• Guilt
• Running away
• Fighting

» Definition Adoption is when a couple assume the parenting responsibilities for a child that is not their own. While this is not a problem for many families, there are instances that may arise that may be uncomfortable for everyone involved, which is why parenting therapy and coaching are recommended.

» Symptoms

• Avoiding family members
• Frustration
• Inability to relax
• Quick meals together
• Everyone in the house isolated in their room
• A constant sense of urgency

» Definition Family stress is a negative emotional state of mind that is caused by family problems. Whether it's parental trouble, fighting with siblings or many other issues, families are sometimes one of the biggest causes of stress in the modern world. Therapy can help a person learn to control stress caused by their family.

» Symptoms

• Rebellion
• Sexual issues
• Dating
• Learning to drive
• Moving away from home

» Definition Parenting adolescents refers to raising children between the ages of 13 and 18. These can be the most difficult years for some parents as the children begin to find their own identities in the world. This is why we recommend coaching and therapy for parents of teens and adolescents.

» Symptoms

• Depression
• Feelings of worthlessness
• Sadness
• Grief

» Definition Empty nest syndrome is a psychological condition that affects some parents when one or more of their children leave home. Both therapy and coaching are recommended for dealing with empty nest syndrome.

» Symptoms

• Secretive bowel movement behavior
• Constipation 
• Inability to retain feces (incontinence)
• Hard stools

» Definition Encopresis is the voluntary or involuntary passage of stools in a child - typically over 4 years old - who has already been toilet trained. Symptoms include involuntary bowel movements, secretive bathroom and bowel movement behavior, constipation and other bowel problems. Treatment with therapy and counseling is helpful dealing with all the symptoms and dangers of encopresis.