Episode 035: "When To Take Your Child To Therapy" ft. Dr. Jennifer Morgan
Black Girls Have Anxiety TooShow Notes
Today, we sit down with Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Wife, Mother, & Author, Dr. Jennifer Morgan. We talk about parent training, what anxiety looks like in children and the best time to take your child to therapy. Dr. Morgan also talks about how she entered motherhood and became a psychologist at the same time and how it has helped her connect with the families that she works with. We also talk about Dr. Morgan's first children's book, "1, 2, 3 Self-Care Is Important To Me: A Rhyming, Colorful, and Counting Book" and the release of her most recent book, "Melody, the Music Queen: A Story About Coping with Anxiety."
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Dr. Jennifer Morgan
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