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    Counseling for secondary kids

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    • M Offline
      millan
      last edited by

      Hi,

      Any one has advice on good counseling or psychiatrist to recommend?

      My son got attitude problem.. violence inclined (not in action yet).. and poor interpersonal skills...

      Really need help on this :?: 😢 :stupid:

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        ooptimizer
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        Nowadays all schools have school counsellor. If go to private one, must pay a lot of money.

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          harini
          last edited by

          Hi,


          Hmmm - can consult the school counsellor, but that goes into the school records too. So if u want to do something discreet, maybe pay more and get a private counsellor.

          You can try Raffles Group, Camden, Mount Eizabeth, they all have child psychologists. Good luck and please dont worry too much, maybe a bit of the harmonal changes at this age too…

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            Startz
            last edited by

            millan:
            Hi,

            Any one has advice on good counseling or psychiatrist to recommend?

            My son got attitude problem.. violence inclined (not in action yet).. and poor interpersonal skills...

            Really need help on this :?: 😢 :stupid:
            As I don't have the specifics,the few I am suggesting here specialise in the counselling of youths: Singapore Children's Society (the one at Toa Payoh), Students Care Service(hougang and clementi).

            If u call the Samaritans of Singapore hotline no, they too will be able to point you in the right direction of resources appropriate to your circumstances:D

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              pinkapple
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              U can try these community services


              Care Community Services
              http://www.carecom.org.sg/

              TOUCH Community Services
              TOUCHLine 1800 377 2252, \"seek to empower youths to be more effective in managing life issues.\"
              available from Mondays to Fridays, 9am to 6pm.
              http://www.touch.org.sg/

              Actually you can work with the school counsellor. If it's anything serious, counsellor will refer to external agencies.

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                millan
                last edited by

                harini:
                Hi,


                Hmmm - can consult the school counsellor, but that goes into the school records too. So if u want to do something discreet, maybe pay more and get a private counsellor.

                You can try Raffles Group, Camden, Mount Eizabeth, they all have child psychologists. Good luck and please dont worry too much, maybe a bit of the harmonal changes at this age too...
                If it goes to record book, it means?

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                  vivi33
                  last edited by

                  No they dont write in report book. Just a record that the child went for school counselling. I sent my DS for counsel too but i get his approval first before i approach the school counsellor. now he is happy in school and scoring As.

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                    verykiasu2010
                    last edited by

                    pinkapple:
                    U can try these community services


                    Care Community Services
                    http://www.carecom.org.sg/

                    TOUCH Community Services
                    TOUCHLine 1800 377 2252, \"seek to empower youths to be more effective in managing life issues.\"
                    available from Mondays to Fridays, 9am to 6pm.
                    http://www.touch.org.sg/

                    Actually you can work with the school counsellor. If it's anything serious, counsellor will refer to external agencies.

                    I think the above suggestions are good. Heard them over the radio many times.

                    Alternatively, speak to your church pastor if you do not mind. School counselling seems like more negative (personal opinion, plus the school record - the child may back fire)

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                      millan
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                      vivi33:
                      No they dont write in report book. Just a record that the child went for school counselling. I sent my DS for counsel too but i get his approval first before i approach the school counsellor. now he is happy in school and scoring As.

                      Mind if I ask what is the triggering factor to get a counsellor?

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                        KoalaMummy
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                        millan:
                        Mind if I ask what is the triggering factor to get a counsellor?

                        I don't think there's any triggering factor (correct me if i m wrong). cos i persoanlly talk to the school counsellor and ask abt this. Basically, they will just put a remark that your son has seen a counsellor.. that's it. no other details will be there. The counsellor assure me that there won't be any \"black mark\" on the students. He advices me to send my son (P4) for counselling before it's too late. He told me many parents procastinate and it 'worsen' as the kids goes into teenage where there'll be more problem (puberty etc) to worry about.

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