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Child counselling and Behavioural disorders

Overview

Early childhood and adolescence are the most important phases of a child’s psychological development. A child with strong mental health enjoys a positive quality of life and thrives in their roles at home, school, and within their communities. For children especially, articulating and vocalizing emotions can be challenging. Paediatric psychology plays an essential role in diagnosing developmental and behavioral disorders early. Additionally, child psychologists help children cope with traumatic events and challenges in a healthy manner.

At Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, the Department of Paediatric Psychology ensures your child grows into a well-adjusted adult. We provide various services in a specialized setting, tailored to age, clinical, and educational needs. Our highly qualified team is trained to manage your child’s mental well-being sensitively. We prioritize your child and deliver best-in-class patient-centered psychological care.

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The Department of Paediatric Psychology offers a range of services to help maintain your child’s development and emotional well-being.

  • Neuro-feedback ADHD training
  • Behaviour modification therapy
  • Self-esteem enhancement
  • Social skill training
  • Organizational skill training
  • Anger management training
  • Parent management training
  • Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) Remedial Education for ICSE, CBSE, IGCSE, and IB boards
  • Sensory integration therapy
  • Integrated therapies such as play therapy, art therapy, music therapy, and movement-based therapy
  • Comprehensive health for children, including parent counselling, as well as recommendations and guidance for teachers at school.
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  • Attention difficulties
  • Mobile phone or social media usage concerns
  • Speech development delays
  • Milestone delays
  • School-related stress or exam anxiety
  • Reluctance to attend school or social situations
  • Mental and behavioral disorders in children and adolescents
  • Aggressive or frequent outbursts
  • Low self-esteem
  • Academic performance decline
  • Parent-child relationship struggles
  • Challenges in social relationships
  • Indications of autistic traits
  • Unexplained bodily ailments
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