Child therapy is a specialized form of therapy designed to help children address emotional,
behavioral, and psychological issues in a supportive environment. It often involves various
techniques that are suitable for children, such as play therapy, art therapy, and talk therapy.
In child therapy, a trained therapist works with the child to help them express their feelings,
develop coping skills, and improve their social interactions. Parents or caregivers may also be
involved to provide support and to help reinforce the strategies learned during sessions.
Common issues addressed in child therapy include anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioral
problems, and challenges related to family dynamics or school. The aim is to foster emotional
well-being and resilience, allowing children to thrive both at home and in social settings.
