Amy Fowler Therapy

Understanding Your Child’s ADHD Journey Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common neurodevelopmental conditions affecting children today. With symptoms ranging from inattention and impulsivity to hyperactivity, ADHD can impact multiple aspects of a child’s everyday life. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that millions of children struggle with ADHD, and each child experiences this mental disorder differently. Recognizing the signs and symptoms early, such as difficulties with attention, disruptive behaviors in the classroom, and trouble completing homework, is essential for both parents and educators to ensure a positive path forward. ADHD not only affects a child’s academic performance but also their emotional well-being, social interactions, and relationships at home. Without the right support, challenges like anxiety, anger, and emotional self-regulation can become overwhelming. This is where early intervention and tailored beha...

Counseling for Children with Special Needs Haslet, Fort Worth & Keller, TX Helping Your Child Navigate Their Special Abilities Navigating the world of special needs as a parent can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to face it alone. At Amy Fowler Therapy in Haslet, Texas, we understand the unique challenges that come with raising a child who has a developmental disability, learning disability, or mental health condition. Our specialized counseling services are designed to support both children with special needs and their families, helping them thrive despite the obstacles they may encounter. Amy has extensive experience in providing child therapy for children with special needs.    Amy Fowler: Expertise and Experience Amy Fowler, a seasoned school counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPCA), is dedicated to helping children move towards wholeness. With over 17 years of experience working with childr...

When Is Your Child’s Anger Not Really Anger?  Imagine this: Your child’s school calls about an outburst, or you witness a sudden explosion of anger at home. As a parent, you’re baffled by how disproportionate their reaction seems to the apparent trigger. Your instinct might be to discipline your child or lecture them about controlling their anger. But what if anger isn’t really the root cause? Often, the real cause of a child’s anger is something that, to them, feels a lot like anger but is actually FEAR. I see this frequently when I do child therapy, Anger and outbursts in children can often mask underlying fear and anxiety. Understanding this connection is crucial for effectively supporting and guiding your child through their emotional challenges. Here are the key reasons and mechanisms by which anger can serve as a mask for a child’s fear. Why Does Fear Manifest as Anger? There are four reasons fear often manifests as anger: 1. Fight or Flight Response Children’s b...