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- My 7-year-old seems to only hear what he wants to hear. How do I make myself clear?
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- My 5-year-old son, who has a development delay, is very independent but does not want to do his homework. What can I do?
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- My 5-year-old daughter has been flying into a rage if she doesn’t get something right. What should I do?
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- My 15-year-old needs therapy, but refuses. How can I get him the help he needs?
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