How can I support my child during their therapy sessions?

How can I support my child during their therapy sessions?

Supporting your child during therapy involves being open, listening, and encouraging them to express their feelings.

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

It's important to talk to your child about their feelings. Validate their concerns and reassure them that it's okay to feel nervous.

How can I help my child apply what they learn in therapy at home?

You can reinforce their learning by practicing skills together, discussing their sessions, and creating a safe space for them to share.

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

Look for changes in behavior, improved communication, and increased willingness to talk about their feelings as signs of progress.

What if I disagree with the therapist's approach?

It's important to communicate your concerns with the therapist. They can provide insights and adjustments to better suit your child's needs.