Psychological Counselling

What is child psychology?

This branch of therapy seeks to understand how children think, feel and behave in various situations, from infancy to adolescence. It explores how children think, feel and interact with the world around them through various therapeutic approaches and interventions. This process helps them understand their emotions better, manage their expression and understand the world around them.

How does it work?

The process of child psychology starts with a comprehensive assessment of a child’s patterns, needs and challenges. Then, either through talk therapy or activity-based approaches, a therapist starts to gain the child’s trust and understand their coping mechanisms and emotional regulation abilities. Collaborating closely with parents, teachers and other caregivers, this therapy provides ongoing support to the child throughout their childhood and ensures positive outcomes.

What do our child psychologists treat?

• Behavioural issues and challenges: Helping children develop healthier habits and coping mechanisms.
• Emotional andmooddisorders: Identifying underlying causes and promoting emotional well-being in children.
• Learning and developmental disorders: Aiding children in overcoming obstacles and reaching their full potential academically.
• Social skills and communication difficulties: Fostering positive interactions and relationships with peers and adults alike.
• Anxiety, fears, and phobias: Managing anxiety, fears, and phobias through targeted therapeutic techniques and coping strategies