Child and Adolescent Therapy

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Child and Adolescent therapy refers to a range of therapeutic interventions tailored to children and adolescents, aimed at helping them cope with emotional, behavioral, social, and developmental challenges.

• The Focus of Therapy: Supports the child’s and adolescent's emotional growth, strengthens coping skills, and improves relationships with family, peers, and school.

• Presenting issues: Anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, grief, behavioural difficulties, learning and academic problems, family conflict, and developmental concerns.​

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Goals:

• Help children and adolescents express emotions safely.

• Improve problem-solving and coping skills.

• Foster self-esteem, mastery, and resilience.

• Address traumatic experiences and promote healing.

• Strengthen relationships and attachment.

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