How can I support my child during therapy?

How can I support my child during therapy?

Supporting your child during therapy involves being understanding, patient, and involved in their process.

What should I do if my child is reluctant to go to therapy?

It's important to talk to your child about their feelings. Encourage them to express their concerns and reassure them.

Are there specific activities I can do with my child to help them?

Yes! Engaging in creative activities like drawing or playing games can help your child express their feelings.

How can I communicate with the therapist about my child's progress?

You can schedule regular check-ins with the therapist to discuss your child's progress and any concerns you may have.

What signs should I look for to know if therapy is helping?

Look for improvements in your child's mood, behavior, and ability to express their feelings. Positive changes can be gradual.