Psychotherapy For Children


by Gemma Bailey - Date: 2010-10-14 - Word Count: 503 Share This!

The method used to help children who are experiencing problems with their emotions or behavior is known as psychotherapy. Playing, drawing, and interaction with one another are some major psychotherapies of resolving emotions or behavior problems in children and adolescents. Psychotherapy for children in Cheshire, helps them in communicating with their friends and family in a better way. They will be able to gain awareness and insights about the things around them, and also, with the help of psychotherapy they are able to develop new skills that results in new experiences.

A good psychotherapist will be able to bring children back to their normal routine. Finding a good psychotherapist for children is one of the most difficult tasks for parents, that is why it important that parents spend the necessary time and effort to find a psychotherapist with whom your child will feel comfortable.

It is necessary for parents to monitor and take the early development of their child very seriously. Keep a look out to how they interact with their class fellows, their friends, their teachers and at home with their siblings, you and relatives.

There are several types of psychotherapy for children that are done with different techniques. Following are some major types of psychotherapies for children that are helpful for them to bring back their confidence and deal with people:

Cognitive behavior therapy (CBT):
Many children face mood swings, anxiety and lose their confidence while talking with the people around them. A CBT child therapist can interact with children according to their mood. CBT child therapist encourages children to swing their moods according to the environment. It has been seen that CBT is one of the most effective therapies by which children are able to cope up with depression and anxiety.

Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT):
For older adolescents that have suffered from suicidal feelings, have borderline personality disorder, have self-harm behavior, it is found that DBT is an effective treatment that, by analyzing these problems, remove these feelings from adolescents. With this treatment, adolescents are able to deal with negative emotions that they may feel and often group therapy is used.

Family therapy:
In this therapy, the child therapist will support the child with the help of his or her parents, grandparents or guardians and siblings. It is important the the child feels safe and would be able to trust everyone involved.

Play therapy:
There are many ways to attract children towards psychiatrists. In play therapy toys, blocks, dolls, games and other things that attract children are used to identify and verbalise children's feelings. In this therapy, a psychotherapist observes the child's responses and tries to understand the problems they are facing. In only a few sessions, the children in Cheshire are able to understand and start managing to deal with his or her feelings and behavior.

Psychotherapy for children in Cheshire is not an easy and quick treatment to bring children back to life. Psychiatrists have to carefully understand and train children, so that they are able to deal with their behavioral and emotional problems in a better way.

By Gemma Bailey


Gemma Bailey is co-founder of NLP4Kids, an organisation specialsing in therapy and self-development for children, teenagers and students. NLP4Kids is an international organisation with practitioners in Cheshire, which provides therapy and workshops to tackle issues such as self esteem, confidence, bullying, exam stress, phobias, eating disorders and so on. Please visit http://www.NLP4Kids.org for more information.n
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