Do you find that there’s nothing you can say to help them calm down? Is it like a flip of a switch and getting it to turn off can feel like a never ending process. If your child is having meltdowns that last more than 15 minutes, if it has become an expected part of your day, if it goes beyond your child being hungry or tired, then counseling may be beneficial. Whether we use counseling or neurofeedback depends on what’s going on in your child’s life. With more information, we can direct you to the best place to start.