Child therapy is a collaborative process that aims to engage parents or guardians in understanding the challenges faced by a child or young person. It involves identifying potential solutions, including therapeutic interventions. 

The approach seeks to establish a mutual understanding of the child's situation, fostering open communication between the child or young person and their family. 

By clarifying the factors that contribute to the child's distress and recognising areas where positive change can occur—whether through support, therapeutic methods, or even minor lifestyle adjustments—therapists often facilitate significant progress, enabling the child to thrive. 

A thorough understanding of child development, alongside insights into the factors affecting children's mental health and well-being, is essential for delivering effective psychological therapy for children.

From £120 per session