Learning and Behavioural Problems in Children
Is your child facing learning difficulties or behavioural problems that are affecting their emotional and social development? Child psychological therapy offers a holistic approach to help young children overcome these challenges, promoting healthy self-esteem and a more balanced emotional environment.
What is this therapy based on?
This intervention uses a variety of techniques specifically designed to help children manage their emotions and improve their behaviour. The main aim is for children to develop:
- Assessment
- Strong self-esteem
- Effective social skills
Improved emotional and relational communication
When to seek help?
Therapy is recommended when a child shows signs of emotional or psychological difficulties, such as:
- Poor school performance
- Behavioural problems, such as tantrums, aggression or excessive anger
- Sleeping difficulties
- Reading or language problems
- Extreme shyness or difficulties socialising
- Irrational fears
- Difficulty maintaining attention
How does child therapy work?
Child psychotherapy uses play as a therapeutic tool. Through play, children can express themselves freely, communicate their emotions, and address their concerns and conflicts in a way that is accessible to them. It is a space where they learn and have fun while working on their fears and needs.
Family participation is key. For this reason, the sessions combine individual meetings with the child and family sessions, so that parents understand the progress and receive guidance to continue the process at home. This approach strengthens the relationship with the child, improves communication and promotes positive changes in the family environment.
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