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My 5 year old child refusing to go to school, hardly eating, having nightmares, does she need a psychologist?
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School: Maybe, but I would start with your pediatrician, first.
Answered 6/12/2014
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Yes I would strongly: recommend that you take your daughter to see a psychologist. Her symptoms are signs that something is upsetting her and she needs help.
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