Child Psychologists to best support you and your child

Kids of all ages encounter changes, challenges, and stages throughout their childhood that can relate to family, emotions, or learning at school. Our psychology practice understands that mental health is important for everyone, including children, adolescents and adults. As child psychologists, we provide mental health services to help children cope with changes, emotions, and learning challenges. Kids can be quite fragile when they experience certain changes in their lives and to their routine.
As parents, you want the best for your child, and want them to feel comfortable, calm and that they can be themselves. Our team of child psychologists focus on the mental health and wellbeing of children. We assist children to cope, process their feelings, and teach them the skills they require. Our practice is inclusive and also provides services to adolescents and adults. We work with parents and guardians throughout the therapy process, explaining the ‘what’ and ‘why’ of how the therapy journey will unfold.
We also work with teachers if required – should your child need assistance with learning – if they’re feeling anxious or they need motivating. Our child psychologists are here to help with challenges of all ages, and they really take the time to ensure your child feels at ease, comfortable, and can be themselves.
They have the freedom to do this in our custom built kids room, where we have created a space so they can play, feel at home, and get to know their therapist, at their own pace.
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