Parent counseling

How does it work

In a nurturing and supportive environment, this space is dedicated to empowering parents throughout their journey. Whether in a two-parent household or as a single parent, individuals who are dedicated to raising their children can engage in a parent guidance process. This encompasses a wide age range, from infants to teenagers, as each developmental stage brings unique challenges. A compassionate therapist actively listens to parents’ concerns, fostering an open dialogue through thoughtful questions that encourage reflection. Together, they explore the child's history while delving into the parents' roles, beliefs, expectations, and values related to parenting. By examining their own experiences, parents gain insight and strategies to enhance their parenting approach, ultimately creating a stronger familial bond.

How does it work?

● We first met through WhatsApp chat

● A fixed day and time is combined for the sessions

● We connect via Meet or WhatsApp video call, depending on your preference, on schedule

● It is recommended to choose a quiet place, at a time where you can be alone, so you can speak freely

● Payments are made by bank transfer if you live in Argentina or by PayPal if you live in another country. A receipt will be extended in all cases, as proof of your payment.

Reasons for consultation

When should you consult?

● You are experiencing many doubts or difficulties in parenting

● The child's development is affected

● Physical or emotional health of one or more family members is affected by conflicts or difficulties

● You are experiencing a state of stagnation, where you cannot, on your own, resolve the situation

● You want to know the causes of your difficulties and strengthen the parental role

Parent counseling often addresses a range of issues that families encounter. Many parents seek guidance when faced with challenging behaviors exhibited by their children, struggling to manage these situations effectively. Communication barriers at home can exacerbate these difficulties, leading parents to seek support in establishing clear boundaries and rules. Additionally, the desire to foster autonomy and responsibility in their children prompts many to consult professionals for effective strategies. In some instances, parents may become aware of developmental challenges in their child's growth, either through their own observations or recommendations from healthcare providers. After receiving a diagnosis, parents often come to counseling to better understand and address their child's needs. Lastly, parents frequently seek assistance in emotional education, aiming to equip their children with the necessary skills to navigate their feelings and interactions successfully.

Whatever the situation, it is important to consult with a professional if you have any questions, without obligation.

We think better when we think together.