Pediatric Psychology

Through their symptoms, children 'tell stories' about problems disrupting their healthy development.

Pediatric Psychology

If they have difficulty processing a significant or painful event or they are facing expectations that are not age-appropriate, perhaps their important needs are not being met. These are the situations that can arise despite parents’ best intentions, and can cause their child problems.

When should we visit a pediatric psychologist?

  • Behavioral problems
  • Learning problems
  • Educational difficulties (changing schools, starting school, family crisis, divorce)
  • Aggressiveness
  • Integration difficulties
  • Fears, physical symptoms (headache , stomach ache, „tics”)
  • Bed wetting
  • Stuttering
  • Eating disorders
  • In any case when we feel that our child has great difficulty coping or cannot cope with a situation in his or her life.

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  • Our daughter had a long history of learning difficulties and very low self-esteem. Through therapy she is not only doing better at school, but she has also learned to love herself and we are so grateful for that!
    51-year-old  father
  • From the very first time, we felt that we were getting real attention here. The psychologist not only worked with our son, but also with us as parents and helped us to redefine our family roles. Week after week we saw the child open up and unravel.
    45-year-old  mom
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