“Children are like blank canvases on which parents paint every day…”

Just like adults, children encounter challenges throughout their lives. When persistent mood or behavior issues arise, consulting a child psychologist can provide a safe and confidential environment for support. Common reasons for seeking a child psychologist include: Anger, Mood swings, Depression, Frequent crying, Anxiety, Self-harm, Low self-esteem, Abuse, Phobias, Trauma or grief, Communication difficulties, Social withdrawal, Family issues or divorce, Sleep problems, Adoption, Bereavement.

If you or your child often experience unexplained physical symptoms like stomachaches or headaches, or if routine tasks at school or home have become challenging or less engaging, you’re not alone. If your child seems alienated, angry, or anxious frequently, these feelings are valid and important to address.

Every child is unique, with their own set of factors influencing their difficulties, emotions, and behavior. My goal is to develop a personalized plan tailored to each child’s specific needs and preferences, and to engage in systematic psychological work with family members. This approach allows parents to discuss concerns, share challenges, and monitor their child’s progress.

I utilize a blend of cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, and existential methods, adjusting them according to the individual needs and goals of each child. Through therapy, your child will enhance their communication skills, build trust, and learn to navigate challenging emotions and situations. This not only improves relationships with family and friends but also helps your child regain focus on learning, daily routines, and enjoying their childhood to the fullest.