Parenting through psychiatry
Morten Ruge, MD.Parenting changes when your child has mental health problems. An MD in family psychiatry sharing what I wish every family knew even before their first assessment. Months on a waitlist don't have to be wasted.
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Resident child and adolescent psychiatrist. Professional listener to teenage silence. Sharing the insights I wish every family tried while waiting for their first assessment.
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