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Child psychotherapy

Psychotherapy can help a child when her development does not progress in an age-appropriate way. It is necessary when the child is anxious or depressed, fearful, restless (psychomotor), is aggressive, or has difficulties at daycare or school.

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During psychotherapy, a child faces her discomfort, difficulties and personal conflicts. The work of the therapist is to try to understand the child and build a trusting relationship with her so that she can freely express her thoughts, imagination and feelings. It is essential that all kinds of emotions that arise in the interaction with the therapist are expressed and shared in the therapeutic relationship.

Children’s expressions in psychotherapy vary according to the child’s age and developmental level. In addition to oral communication, children express themselves through play, behaviour or drawing.

The psychotherapist strives to understand what the child expresses and put it into words.

The continuity and regularity of psychotherapy is important. The frequency of sessions is individually agreed; usually 1 to 3 times a week. It is important to agree on breaks and holidays in advance.
The positive effects of psychotherapy on the development of a child usually emerge slowly. The duration of psychotherapy is difficult to determine, but usually lasts from 1 to 3 years. Parents receive information and assistance in order to support their child’s therapeutic process.

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