What they may have actually meant was that they were unable to find the physical problem and therefore assumed it to be psychologically related. You may even have taken your child to mental health practitioners for evaluation. As a parent, you need to consult with professionals who can recognize, treat, and significantly improve or correct your child's problem. The onion includes traumas from birth to the present such as a strong blow to the head or a bad fall, the chemicals in drinking water, impurities in the air, and poor eating habits as well as difficulties in relationships and other stresses. An onion can have several layers that need time and therapy to peel.
Any successful work requires careful, comprehensive attention for maximum benefit.
A significant change in your child's health must entail a full commitment to the entire program. A therapist cannot know for sure until he or she gets involved with treatment. I can never tell a parent the exact number of treatment visits but can give only a general range of time. Natural living principles can also ultimately promote long-term health. A small child can have a positive response in one therapy visit that may take an adult ten visits to accomplish.