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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is your kid on medication? Doing CBT? What is he doing now to address the issue?[/quote] Neither of these solve the problem of a child being isolated from his peers. [/quote] Interesting that op never answered the question. Medication certainly helps children with anxiety and depression, no matter the cause. Anxiety and depression are feelings that feel very bad. A parent who doesn't understand that is lacking the empathy the child needs to understand. A child with anxiety should not be shuffled off to a wilderness program. Again, total lack of empathy about the child's feelings. There is more going on here besides peer isolation. Unfortunately, therapists are unable to tell the parents when the problem is the parents as that doesn't pay. [/quote]
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