


Child Counselling
Many children today face several stressors at home, school and with peers. At a time when their minds are growing and they are forming impressions of how the world is, it is very important to work on such stressors in order to prevent the formation of long standing emotional and behavioral difficulties.
Child counselling primarily involves ‘play therapy’ in addition to the commonly used talk therapy. Children, owing to their still developing language and communication skills often cannot express themselves verbally.
Child Counselling, We Focus On The Following:
Identifying Roots of Behaviour
- On the basis of the above, we identify the roots of the problem behaviours. In most cases, the roots lie in unfulfilled emotional needs.
- This manifests in behaviors ranging from aggression to social isolation and depression, as children often not have enough resources at their disposal to understand how to deal with negative emotions.
- The family environment and parent-child relationships are also often conflicted, leading to further emotional pile up in the child.
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Modifying Behaviour
- In this phase of therapy, we help children satisfy their needs in productive ways. Enhancing self-esteem is almost always a core aim here, along with instilling feelings of emotional security.
- Often, changes are required in the home environment as well, so as to help the child. Thus, we have periodic sessions with the parents to help them gain more perspective about the child and understand their role in determining their child’s behavior.
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