Ryan Frederick
Meet Ryan Frederick, LAMCH: Your Partner in Teen Mental Wellness
Adolescent boys do not necessarily show emotional distress the same as other people. Frustration or defiance we may rule out, and the underlying causes may be anxiety or lack of concentration. Ryan decided to specialize in this field as he noticed a large number of boys were falling through the cracks, or often incorrectly diagnosed or incorrectly labeled.
He will dedicate his work to providing teens with a supportive atmosphere to make the teenagers feel listened to. Ryan, therefore, assists them to embrace realistic and practical efforts, by enabling them to see root causes
Understanding ADHD in Teenagers
Teenager ADHD is not just distraction. It can cause enormous repercussions on studies, friendships, and normal duties. In adolescents, the damage is usually indicated by:
- The inability to maintain attention at school or at conversations
- Agitation, or hyperactivity in speech
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Senseless behaviors unless taken into consideration
- Forgetting tasks or struggling to complete assignments
- Social avoidance or school refusal
- Irritability/withdrawal
- Disruption of sleep or regular stomachache
- When one feels overwhelmed and he or she does not know why
- Ryan teaches teens to relate these physical and emotional signs to anxiety, and she takes teens through the small steps, steps they could cope with, to deal with these emotions
- . In Co-Occurrence with ADHD and Anxiety
- ADHD often comorbid with anxiety is very common. These conditions may easily worsen each other; e.g. teen who experiences difficulty with focusing may worry more that he/she will fall behind. The therapeutic approach taken by Ryan is more comprehensive in the sense that it focuses on treating both conditions with a view of giving the teen some sense of control in every aspect of their lives.
What to Expect from Sessions with Ryan
Involving Parents for Enhanced Support
A therapeutic process of a teenager largely depends on parents. Ryan considerately incorporates parents in situations where parents are helpful especially in situations where home-based intervention can be used to complement session activities. He encourages questions and directions that would support families to work cohesively.
Flexible Scheduling: face-to-face/online therapy configurations
In order to fit the various family requirements, the therapy sessions with Ryan will be offered either in person at CCD Delaware or online sessions. You decide whether you will be having these appointments weekly or bi-weekly depending on the needs of your teen.
Teen Boy Therapy Frequently Asked Questions
At what age does Ryan work? Ryan is a specialist in treating boy aged 11-18.
Are parents part of the sessions? parental involvement, however, is also part of the package as long as it enhances a teens development or the family. What are the types of strategies that he takes?
Emotional regulation, planning, and enhancing focus are among the main skills that Ryan pays attention to. What should I do to make a session? It is simple to get in the making place, with a phone call to The Center for Child Development 302-323-1905 or log on to ww.ccddelaware.com. Get Started: Your Teen Son Therapy will play a major role in helping your son with lack of focus, anxiety or a mixture of the two. Ryan Frederick offers an easy to follow and unwavering style that takes into consideration the speed of the teen with the objective of taking away little drops of the burden of daily life, by the day. You may visit www.ccddelaware.com or call us today to find out more or arrange an appointment with your son.
