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Child Therapy
Child Therapy, also known as Children's Mental Health Therapy or Pediatric Therapy, refers to therapeutic interventions designed to address and support the mental, emotional, and behavioral well-being of children and adolescents. It aims to help young individuals navigate and cope with various challenges they might face, including but not limited to anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioral issues, learning disabilities, family disruptions, and developmental disorders.
Therapists may involve parents or caregivers in the therapeutic process. They provide guidance on how families can support the child's mental health at home and work collaboratively on implementing strategies for better emotional well-being.
Child Therapy aims to improve a child's overall well-being by addressing emotional and behavioral challenges, fostering resilience, and equipping them with the necessary skills to navigate life's difficulties in a healthy manner.
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