Children's therapy
Child therapy is a gentle, play-based approach that helps children express their emotions and cope with fears, anxiety, aggression, or shyness.
In a therapeutic setting, through play, drawing, and other techniques, children learn to express their inner experiences, communicate with confidence, regulate their behavior and reactions, and most importantly, feel safe.
Child therapy supports calm, confident, and emotionally stable development.
We work with children starting from the age of 2.
“A child comes into therapy not to be changed, but to be heard as they are.”
Virginia Axline
We work with children experiencing the following challenges:
- Speech and developmental delays
- Childhood aggression
- Childhood jealousy
- Fears
- Trauma / loss
- Stuttering
- Low self-esteem
- Communication difficulties
- Attention and concentration problems
- Stubbornness
- Parent–child relationship support
- Autism spectrum disorders
- Age-related crises
- Emotional and volitional regulation difficulties
- Learning difficulties
- Bullying and peer relationship challenges
- Hyperactivity and impulsive behavior
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