Murphy, Peter, MD

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Neighborhoods: Tarzana, South Valley
AKA: Murphy Peter PHD
Other Link: https://murphypsychologygroup.com/10-week-workshop-for-parents-of-challenging-children
Categories: Physicians & Surgeons, Mental Health Services, Physicians & Surgeons, Neurology, Physicians & Surgeons, Psychiatry

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Phone: (818) 708-2966

Address: 18321 Ventura Blvd Ste 955, Tarzana, CA 91356

Website: https://murphypsychologygroup.com/10-week-workshop-for-parents-of-challenging-children

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Autism
Our approach to children is supportive and flexible.Â We are experienced helping children with anxiety and mood disorders, learning differences, ADHD and autism spectrum disorders. Parents are an important component of the treatment process and are encouraged to help the child transfer skills learned in therapy to natural settings.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
This was the case with one of my clients, the mother of a son who was diagnosed with Non Verbal Learning Disability and ADHD at age 5. She felt that over the years of his childhood, she had adjusted to her sonâ€™s strengths and limitations after the initial shock of his diagnosis when he was age 5, followed by what felt to her like stages of grief: denial and isolation, anger, bargaining, depression and finally acceptance. She had expended a lot of energy and effort along the way to support her son, having him evaluated periodically, finding educational therapists, occupational therapists and mentors. She also learned how to navigate the IEP process with an advocate who helped her get funding for a non-public school that could support his academic, social and emotional needs. By the time he reached high school it seemed like life was fairly stable for her son and the family. He was on an effective medication regimen, was able to work more independently, and had finally found a small, steady group of friends. She could finally relax a little. Although those high school years werenâ€™t without their turbulence, it felt like nothing to her compared to the early years of acting out and hyperactivity both he and his family endured.
Depression
Mental Health
If you are noticing any unusual behaviors in your child, such as withdrawal, sleep issues, stomach complaints or headaches, donâ€™t hesitate to contact a mental health professional who can help you and your family through this adjustment period.
Psychiatry
Dietary interventions at this early state of nutritional psychiatry research are recommended as complementary treatments that may alleviate mild depression and anxiety or help with ADHD. At this point, diet is not recommended as the anecdote to suicidal ideation or extreme mood issues, but the field holds a lot of promise for breakthroughs to come.
Anxiety

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