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Every so often we are faced with traumatic experiences that will have greater impacts on our lives then we might possibly have never even imagined. People cope with trauma in various ways which is ultimately determined by their unique personality. No two people will cope with trauma in the same way. If you are struggling [...]

Treating bed wetting will often be determined by the type of enuresis a child suffers from. Secondary nocturnal enuresis – where a child has been dry at night for at least 6 months and then starts wetting the bed – could be caused by physical conditions such as urinary tract infection or diabetes. Seeking medical [...]

The youth of South Africa is struggling in this new world we find ourselves living in, which has undergone so many transformations, and which truly is a dog-eat-dog world. In order to survive in the world today you need to be strong and you need to have good resources backing you. It is unfortunate that [...]

If bed wetting continues after the age of 7 of 8 it is wise to seek medical advice. Whether medical intervention is necessary will also depend on the impact it has on a child’s self-esteem and psychological development. A child’s self-image can suffer tremendously in the following instances. If a child’s social activities such as [...]

If a child has been able to sleep through without wetting the bed for at least 6 months and then suddenly starts bed wetting,  it is referred to as secondary nocturnal enuresis. The probability of a structural/physical dysfunction of the urinary tract is very unlikely. It is more likely that it could be any of [...]

When looking at possible causes of bed wetting is is essential to identify the type of bed wetting a child struggles with. If a child is able to stay dry during the day but not at night and this has been the case since potty training started, it is called primary nocturnal enuresis. In this [...]

Bed wetting goes by different names such as night-time incontinence, nocturnal incontinence, nocturnal enuresis or sleep wetting. In truth parents and doctors have very different outlooks on bed wetting. Should you ask parents what age they reckon a child should stop bed wetting, the answer will be around 2,75 years of age. Doctors reckon it [...]

For years there has been quite a big whoo-whaa regarding the use of anti-depressants for treating depression in children and teenagers. A study published in the “Journal of the American Medical Association” in 2000 found that anti-depressants are the second most commonly prescribed psychiatric medication in children. Between 1991 and 1995 the use of anti-depressants [...]

When a child starts displaying symptoms of depression, it is essential to get professional help. A child or adolescent psychologist is equipped and trained to make a objective diagnoses of a child’s mental well-being. The diagnoses of depression does not necessarily mean a child will be put on anti-depressants. In many cases cognitive behavioral therapy is [...]

So your child is getting professional help for depression. But you feel as if there should be more you can do to help, to make it a bit easier. Start by explaining to your child that depression is a illness like any other and it affects the brain. There are people who like to help [...]