How can I support my child in counseling?

How can I support my child in counseling?

Supporting your child in counseling involves being understanding, patient, and involved in their process. You can start by encouraging them to express their feelings and thoughts.

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

It's common for children to feel hesitant. Try discussing their feelings about counseling openly and reassure them that it's a safe space.

How can I communicate with the counselor?

You can ask the counselor for updates on your child's progress and share any concerns you have. Open communication is key.

Are there activities I can do with my child to support their therapy?

Yes! Engaging in activities like art, journaling, or even simple conversations about their day can help reinforce what they learn in therapy.

What if I disagree with the counselor's approach?

It's important to discuss your concerns with the counselor directly. They can provide insights and may adjust their approach based on your feedback.