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Therapy – Counselling
for Children & Adolescents

Psychological and Mental Assessment

Individual needs are investigated by taking a family history.
Then, the assessment – diagnosis is carried out using scientific and psychometric tools in order to identify the issues concerning the child and adolescent.

Psychological Support – Counselling – Child & Adolescent Therapy

In the context of psychological support – counselling – therapy, an individual or family therapeutic intervention or counselling programme is formulated which may include:

Psychological Support – Child & Adolescent Therapy

Parent Counselling

Bereavement Counselling for Children and Parents

The personal relationship they develop with the therapist, the symbolic play, the activities and the stability of the sessions at a specific place and time each week, support the children in learning to express and process their emotions.

Parent Counselling

Parental counselling aims to strengthen the role of each parent in order to be able to support the child to mature emotionally and to become autonomous. It can also help parents support the child in a difficult phase, emphasizing other aspects of their personality and life.


Parenting counselling is aimed at parents of all ages and concerns:

divorce, loss

mourning

difficulties in school adaptation

learning disabilities and

attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

children’s emotional problems

chronic diseases, etc.

immigration

difficulties in school and social adaptation

children’s behavioural problems at home or at school

management of school bullying issues

stress management

Experiential Groups

Children & Adolescent Groups

These groups give children the opportunity to enhance communication skills and recognition – expression of their emotions, to develop trusting relationships, to work on issues related to peers, to enhance self-esteem, to develop cooperation and team spirit and to test their limits within a framework of goals, terms and rules.
The themes are developed through creative and recreational activities, such as painting, group play and targeted discussion.

Parent Groups

The groups give parents the opportunity to discuss their concerns and share the experiences they gain through their parenting role with each other


In the context of prevention and public awareness, IPSA collaborates with public and private bodies and we organise lectures on issues related to the psychosocial development of children and adolescents as well as the family.

How can we help?

Call us at +30 2410 258040 or follow the link next to contact us!

Contact

How can we help?

Call us at +30 2410 258040 or follow the link next to contact us!

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