Child & Adolescent Counselling at Psychentra
Introduction
Children and teenagers today face many challenges — from academic stress and peer pressure to emotional struggles and family conflicts. Sometimes, these challenges may feel overwhelming for both the child and the parents.
At Psychentra, we offer specialized counselling for children and adolescents in a safe, caring, and non-judgmental environment. Our trained psychologists help young minds express themselves freely, build resilience, and develop healthy coping skills.
When Should You Consider Child or Teen Counselling?
Academic stress, exam anxiety, or lack of focus
Bullying or difficulty adjusting socially
Sudden changes in behavior, mood, or sleep patterns
Anger issues, withdrawal, or isolation
Struggles with self-esteem or body image
Signs of anxiety, sadness, or fear
Parenting challenges (conflicts, communication gaps, discipline issues)
Our Approach
We understand that children and teens express emotions differently than adults. That’s why our counselling approach is age-appropriate, engaging, and interactive.
Skill Building: Focus on emotional regulation, communication, and confidence
Benefits of Child & Adolescent Counselling
Healthier coping skills for stress and pressure
Stronger parent-child relationships
Better focus and academic performance
Support in building positive friendships and social skills
What to Expect in a Session
Child/Teen Sessions: Safe space for the child to express themselves
Parent Feedback Sessions: Guidance for parents to support the child
Ongoing Support: Regular reviews and progress tracking
Sessions usually last 45–60 minutes and may involve both individual and family time.
Why Choose Psychentra?
Psychologists trained in child & adolescent psychology
Warm, engaging, and age-appropriate methods
Confidential, safe, and judgment-free environment
Parent-inclusive approach for holistic improvement
Online & in-person sessions available
Support Your Child’s Emotional Growth
Every child deserves to feel happy, confident, and supported. If you’ve noticed changes in your child’s behavior or mood, don’t wait — counselling can make a real difference.