i need a psychologists for may 13 year old son that takes united behavioral health insurance Houston area?
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Check with the insurance carrier, United Behavioral Health.  They would most likely have a listing of providers who accept their insurance coverage for specific areas.
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You can contact Harris County Hospital District in Houston Texas.You will probably have to do an internship and take licsense exam.They are online I am sure.Just Google their URL.
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LOOK IN THE PHONE BOOK THERE SHOULD BE SOME CENTERS THAT CAN TELL YOU WHERE TO CALL AND GET HELP... HE NEEDS TO LEAVE
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Call the insurance Company give them the policy #, SS #, birth cert., ect,ect, ect.\n\nBlubla
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I'll go out on a limb and presume that your son is already medicated.  He needs therapy NOW.  If you have health insurance, contact them to find out who they contract with to  handle mental health needs.  Then contact that organization and get your son scheduled with a child psychologist who specializes in Bi-polar kids and you'll need a psychiatrist as well to prescribe for him.  If he is currently medicated, he may need a change in dosage or even in medication.  In the meantime, if it's at all possible, designate one room in your home as the "safe" room.  Remove all objects that could injure or be picked up and thrown.  Your son obviously cannot have his way all the time.  So when this happens, get him into the "safe" room and use yourself as a human straight jacket -- come from behind him, get him down onto the carpet and grab his wrists and cross his arms with your own.  Use your legs to immobilize his, if you are able.  If there is a father in the house, this will be easier for him to do.  Keep your son immobilized.  He will scream, he will yell, he may even curse.  Ignore all this.  Keep up a steady stream of soothing words in a low voice.  Continue doing this and he will eventually refocus and be able to calm himself.  This is tiring for parents but it works.  Good luck.\n\nOkay, I'm seeing that your 7-yr-old also has a behavior problem, which prompts me to ask has your 11-yr-old actually been screened for and diagnosed with Bi-polar or did you decide this?  And there is no father in the house.  However, your kids, both of them, and you need family therapy ASAP.   I now believe this is a parenting and behavioral problem rather than a psychological/medical one.  It may be a result of the divorce.
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Don"t worry there is alot of help out there. I took my daughter to the Regional Center in KCmo. They referred me to Childrens Mercy for testing and diagnosis. You can apply for Medicaid and SSi and they will pay for therapists and doctors.The Regional Center will send therapists to your home for behavior,ot or whatever your child might need!Here is the number for the Regional Center 816-889-3400 Premier Therapy 816-363-2052 . Contact person for the Regional Center is Wendy Snow. Also go on line and type in adhd and it will give you all the medical info you need. My nephew has Adhd and he was on Ritlin for several years,it"s a behavior med also several others available if needed. Good luck if you need to talk leave your EMAIL addresse.
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check this wep site you will find thier map.\nBUT thier E-mail. as Ms.psychology told u u will have a lovly conversation with thier atomated robrt.
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hmmmmm closest i could find is this\n\nRenaissance West Community Mental Health - Detroit\n\nsorry\n\nooops just found this.......\nRodrigues Rebbah Renaissance Rehabilitation\n    \nBsmt-878 Columbia,\nKamloops, BC  V2C 2A5\nTel. : 250-374-6178
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Many communities have low-cost, sliding scale fee counseling centers. Contact your local United Way. Since I don't know where you live, I can't provide any specific information on resources in your area. In larger cities, dialing 211 from a regular phone (not a cell phone) connects to the United Way referral hot-line.\n\nOther possibilities:\n- Family Service Association\n- Jewish Family & Children's Service (don't have to be Jewish)\n- If you can't find an agency, call a counselor's office and ask if they can refer you to a low-cost counseling service.
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Visit http://groups.msn.com/psychbusters
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First, I'd talk to his pediatrician and/or see a neurologist (I'm sure he's had one in the past with this sort of problem).  Second, ask the doctor (or look into it yourself) about enrolling him in sometype of therapy-- I'm not sure what type would be appropriate- in addition to typical therapy (emotional type- to help him find better coping strategies)also maybe you could enroll him in something like physical therapy or occupational therapy-- where at least they could maybe fit him with some type of helmet or device or install something on the walls to protect him.  Not sure if you live in an area where this is available or how affordable an option it is (I'm from a small town where these things just don't exist) but I would strongly recommend seeing the doctors and considering some sort of therapy.  I truly wish you and your child the best of luck.
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Dr. Jeffery Leonard (neurosurgeon) at St. Louis Children's Hospital  http://www.slch.org/findadoctor/tabid/28/Default.aspx\n\nGood luck!
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search google for her, along with psychologist.  Most hospitals will list their staff, so google should pick it up.
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Try looking in the Government Section of your local phone book.  Check for County Mental Health.  Many counties in the Country offer Mental Health Services for eveyone on a 'pay as you can' basis.  Good Luck.
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I suggest you try contacting them directly. \n\n1 min. ago--it would help if you specified a location (city, state)--are you looking for a particular organization? --i  did a Yahoo! search and found a number of psychological resources centers--\n\n--also try searching under psychological resource center--there are some leads here too--
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Try the phone book. Look under "doctors".
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Gena Tidwell, LPC \nCHILD AND FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER\nEducational Center \n106 East 10th St. \nDallas, TX 75203 \n(214) 948-1818\n\nI hope this is what you were looking for.