Child Psychology

Child psychology focuses on the psychological development of children from birth to adolescence, including emotional, cognitive, social, and behavioral aspects. The goal is to understand how children learn, develop, and form their emotions, thoughts, and social skills. Child psychology professionals assist children in coping with emotional issues, developmental challenges, stress, trauma, and behavioral problems, while also providing counseling to parents and family support.

Visiting a child psychologist can be beneficial in various situations, and it is important to act in a timely manner if you notice that your child is experiencing behavioral difficulties, emotional problems, or challenges in socialization. Common reasons for visiting a psychologist include learning difficulties, concentration problems, temper tantrums, withdrawal, anxiety, nightmares, fears, changes in eating habits or sleeping patterns. Additionally, children who have gone through traumatic events, divorces, the loss of a loved one, or changes in family relationships can benefit from professional help. If you suspect that your child is not developing as expected compared to their peers, a child psychologist can assess the situation and provide support for further development.