Psychological therapies with Children, Young People and Parents:
Psychotherapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Psychological therapies focus on helping a child or young person make sense of the difficulties they are struggling with right now, whilst also seeking to understand how past experiences may be affecting how they are currently managing. An integral part of therapeutic support is to also work with parents/carers, aiming to help foster an understanding of a young person’s behaviours and responses, seeking to offer new perspectives on ways to engage positively with what is happening. Areas of support include issues such as anxiety, depression, adoption, anger, loss, trauma and eating disorders.
Read more about our psychotherapists:
Maira Chalidze; supporting a wide range of issues including anxiety, low mood, high levels of anger, eating disorders, compulsive behaviours, low self-esteem, abuse and trauma.
Jessica Narowlansky; supporting a wide range of areas including anxiety, anger, depression, low self-esteem, abuse and trauma. Also supporting children and young people with neurological differences such as Autistic Spectrum Conditions, ADHD and/or social communication difficulties.
Julia Avnon; Cognitive behavioral therapist supporting a wide range of areas including anxiety, anger, depression, low self-esteem, abuse and trauma. Also supporting children and young people with neurological differences such as Autistic Spectrum Conditions, ADHD and/or social communication difficulties