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    We're in the NJ suburbs of Philly, and I'd love to see if there are any recommendations for counselors/therapists familiar with gifted children. My daughter is intense and we're hitting a particularly rocky patch. I'd like to find someone familiar with overexcitabilities in particular and gifted children in general. I'm don't want to pathologize what doesn't need to be.


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    Have you tried contacting your state gifted association?

    Pennsylvania:

    http://www.giftedpage.org/

    New Jersey:

    https://www.njagc.org/resources/programs-for-gifted-children


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    Gail Post who frequents this board is a psychologist near Philly with a specialty in giftedness. I don't think she works w younger kids but she may have a recommendation.

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