How to Understand Child Psychology
Learn how to handle childhood behavior problems and better understand disorders like autism and ADHD with this Howcast video series.
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What Are the Symptoms of Child Behavior Disorders?
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What Are Treatment Options for Behavior Disorders?
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What Is Aggressive Behavior?
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Why Do Children Lie?
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Why Do Children Cheat?
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What Is Conduct Disorder?
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What Is a Disruptive Behavior Disorders?
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Why Do Children Fight & Bite?
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Why Do Children Steal?
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What Is Oppositional Defiant Disorder?
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Why Do Children Cut & Self-Injure?
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Why Do Children Swear?
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Why Do Children Throw Temper Tantrums?
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What Is Trichotillomania aka Hair Pulling?
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How to Handle Violent Behavior
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Does Punishment Work?
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Do Rewards Work?
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How to Use Allowance
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Children & Materialism
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When Does a Child Need Therapy?
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How to Find a Child Psychologist
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What Is ADHD?
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What Causes ADHD?
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What's the Difference between ADD & ADHD?
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ADHD Risk Factors
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What Are Symptoms of ADHD?
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How is ADHD Diagnosed?
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How Is ADHD Treated?
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What Are Medications for ADHD?
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Behavior Therapy for ADHD
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ADHD Prognosis
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The Myth of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
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What Is Autism?
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What Causes Autism?
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Autism Risk Factors
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Do Vaccines Cause Autism?
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What Are the Symptoms of Autism?
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Autism Myths
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What Is the Autism Spectrum?
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How Is Autism Treated?
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What Is Asperger's Syndrome?
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What Is Childhood Disintegrative Disorder?
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What Is Rett Syndrome?
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What Is Dyslexia?
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What Is Social Phobia?
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What Is Generalized Anxiety Disorder?
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What Is Separation Anxiety?
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What Is Depression?
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What Causes Depression?
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Depression Risk Factors
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What Are Symptoms of Depression?
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How Is Depression Diagnosed?
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How Is Depression Treated?
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Depression Medication
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What Is Bipolar Disorder?
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What Are Eating Disorders in Children & Teens?
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What Is Overeating?
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What Is Anorexia?
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What Is Bulimia?
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What Is Schizophrenia?
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What Is a Non-Verbal Learning Disorder?
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What Is Social Anxiety?
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What Is Selective Mutism?
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What Is an Eating Phobia?
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What Is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?
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How to Get Your Child to Sleep in Their Own Bed
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How to Deal with Suicidal Thoughts
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What Is Bullying?
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What Is Cyber Bullying?
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What Is Attachment Disorder?
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When Should You Get Your Child Tested?
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How to Advocate for Your Child in School
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How to Tell If Your Child Has a Learning Disability
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What Are Ticks & Tourette's Syndrome?
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Risk Factors for Substance Abuse in Adolescents
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What Are Sleep Disorders?
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What Is Gender Identity?
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Understand Child Psychology with Dr. Kimberly Williams
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Dr. Kimberly Williams
Dr. Williams is a Pediatric Neuropsychologist and Clinical Psychologist with offices in Long Island and Brooklyn, New York. She has exceptional expertise in the evaluation of children with academic and learning problems, psychological disorders such as anxiety, depression, difficult or oppositional behaviors and those with developmental delays and social deficits. Dr. Williams also provides assessments for individuals with neurologic concerns such as tic disorders and tourettes syndrome, epilepsy, traumatic brain injuries and conditions secondary to medical illness. Dr. Williams is a graduate of Spelman College, earned her Doctor of Psychology at The Virginia Consortium Program in Clinical Psychology (The College of William and Mary, Norfolk State University, Old Dominion University and Eastern Virginia Medical School). She received her advanced training through Cornell Weill Medical Center at Lincoln Hospital and NYU Child Study Center and went on to join the faculty group practice and serve as Clinical Instructor of the Department for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the NYU Langone Medical Center, before opening her private practices.
