Parent Support Work

Parenting can be a difficult and overwhelming task, which can lead to various challenges that may affect other areas of life. Parenting work aims to address specific challenges related to parenting that are identified by the parent. This work with parents is goal-oriented and involves practical homework assignments that are aligned with the goals set by the parents with the psychologist.

Parent support work may equip parents with:

  • Positive discipline tools
  • Supporting and understanding a child with learning barriers
  • Working through sibling rivalry with your children
  • Changes in the life of a family (divorce, grief, relocation etc.)
  • Creating routine and rhythms of consistency in the home
  • Understanding your child’s behaviour

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Frequently asked questions

What ages do you work with in your practice?

I work with individuals across the lifespan, including children, adolescents, young adults, parents, and families.

How long does a typical therapy session last?

Therapy sessions typically last 50 minutes for individual sessions and may vary for assessments or specialized interventions.

What can I expect during the initial assessment or consultation?

During the initial assessment or consultation, we will discuss your concerns, gather relevant background information, and collaboratively develop a plan tailored to your needs.

Do you accept medical aid or offer payment plans?

Yes, I accept medical aid for eligible services. Payment plans can also be discussed based on individual circumstances.

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