A 23-year-old consultant described her experience of excessive anxiety, worry, and frequent medical visits after her daughter accidentally ingested mercury from a thermometer, inquiring whether this could be a psychological disorder and seeking help from a psychologist.

When children show signs of inattention and distractibility, it may be related to Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a common psychological disorder in childhood. This article provides professional non-pharmacological treatment methods.

How to address the psychological issues of a ten-year-old child who lacks communication with parents, has poor language expression skills, exhibits abnormal behaviors and speech, and has involuntary tremors in hands and feet. After consultation at a local women and children’s hospital, no specific diagnosis was made, only that there may be mental abnormalities.

Understanding the definition, characteristics, and treatment methods of ADHD can help parents better understand their child’s behavioral issues.

Pediatric psychological disorders may be accompanied by symptoms such as not talking much, crying frequently, and talking incoherently.