Parent-Child Relational Problem

A parent-child relational problem is a clinically significant behavioral and/or psychological struggle that occurs between a parent and their child, which involves persistent and painful patterns of feelings, behaviors, and perceptions within the parent-child relationship.  It typically involves difficulties with the parent and child experiencing intersubjectivity and co-regulation.  Dr. Zand works with both young children and adult children to improve their relationships with their parent(s).