Child psychotherapy is designed to help children from infancy through adolescence navigate emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges. This form of therapy is particularly effective for a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, behavioral difficulties, and reactions to traumatic events.

It’s grounded in the understanding that children’s emotional lives are complex and require a sensitive, tailored approach. Child psychotherapists use various methods, including play, drawing, and talking, to help children express and understand their feelings. The therapy aims to improve children’s ability to concentrate, enhance their relationships at home and school, and foster overall emotional well-being.

At LPG, we work closely with parents or caregivers to create a supportive environment for the child. This collaborative approach can involve family therapy sessions, where the dynamics of the family as a whole are addressed. The therapy is not just about alleviating symptoms but also about helping the child develop healthy coping mechanisms and resilience for future challenges.

The duration of therapy varies depending on the child’s needs, ranging from a few sessions to more extended periods. Our goal is to ensure that each child receives the personalized care they need to thrive emotionally and socially.