Child–parent therapy

Early intervention resolves the problem before it grows — the signals matter

1. Behavioural problems

   Aggression, defiance, rudeness — systematic resistance to parental expectations.

2. School difficulties

   Refusing to attend school, indifference to learning, conflicts with teachers or classmates.

3. Emotional withdrawal

   The child retreats into themselves, stops talking, distances from the family.

4. Fears and anxiety

   Night fears, separation anxiety, low self-esteem and lack of confidence.

5. Adjustment after divorce

   Working through the emotional blocks that arise in a child following parental separation.

6. Parent-Child bond

   The parent does not understand the child, communication has broken down, and the distance is growing.

The child, parent and family system are worked with at the same time

1. 01

   Parent interview

   At the first meeting, parents describe the child's history, behavioural patterns and family dynamics.

2. 02

   Individual work with the child

   Through play therapy, drawing and narrative techniques, the child's feelings and experiences are uncovered.

3. 03

   Joint sessions

   Parent and child work together. A new model of communication and interaction is practised.

4. 04

   Home assignments

   Parents receive simple tools to use between sessions — results are reinforced.

A single session or a monthly package — we choose the format together

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