Child Therapy

Your child screams because you said no. Another day, they hit a sibling after losing a game. Sometimes they throw things, slam doors or become angry over something that seems very small. For parents, the difficult question is not always “How do I stop this?” It is often: “Is this normal for my child’s age,

Every child worries sometimes. A younger child may cry when a parent leaves. A school-going child may feel nervous before an exam. A teenager may worry about marks, friendships or what other people think about them. Usually, these feelings settle once the stressful situation passes. But sometimes worry does not switch off. A child may

Phones, tablets, smart TVs and gaming devices have become a normal part of childhood. Children use screens for school, entertainment, talking to friends, watching YouTube and playing games. The problem is not that screens exist. The problem begins when screen use starts taking over other important parts of a child’s day. Many Indian parents describe

Your child returns from school, eats quickly and leaves for tuition. After tuition, there is homework, a test to prepare for and another worksheet waiting on the table. When you ask how they are feeling, they say, “I’m fine.” But they are sleeping late, becoming irritated over small things and worrying constantly about marks. Academic

You ask your child to put the phone away. They continue scrolling. You remind them to finish their homework. They say, “I’ll do it later.” By the third reminder, you are frustrated, your child is arguing, and a simple request has become another family fight. Many Indian parents experience this. A child not listening to