Emotional Support for the students
A safe space for the students to explore their feelings and thoughts
Seek professional help from our trained and experienced counsellors
Reach their true potential
Overcome grief, sadness and other related emotional difficulties
Understand the impact of their actions and work on realligning their behaviours
Learn new skills for building safe social relationships
Develop the sense of ownership of their work
Develop skills of Resilence
Child therapists are trained to treat many of the same conditions that adults see therapists for. They are also uniquely positioned to address issues specific to children and teens. Conditions and behaviors child therapists treat include:
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The tools your child’s therapist uses will vary, based on your child’s age and the type of therapy being used. In some instances, they may wish to include you in some sessions. This is beneficial for you as well as your child since the therapist can coach you in your interactions with each other.
A good therapist asks questions and listens to the answers. They may encourage your child to talk about what’s bothering them. They may also place strong focus on praising your child, to validate their feelings and build up self-esteem.
In some instances, your child’s therapist may suggest activities to do between sessions, such as keeping a journal, or drawing.
Some therapists, such as cognitive behavioral therapists, may work with your child to master coping skills such as mindfulness meditation or deep breathing. These are beneficial for helping your child feel and stay calm.