Help your child manage their emotions better
Online behavior therapy + 24×7 support Available in 8 different languages!
What is Behavior Therapy?
Overcome attention or concentration issues, anger, anxiety, stubborn behaviour and socialization challenges
Sample behavior therapy activities:
- Play activities using games and pictures
- Stress management techniques
- Exercises for impulse control
- Emotional regulation
- Modeling positive behaviours
- Activities to build confidence and self-esteem
Any questions?
Look out for certain behaviors at home and outside that continue even after pointing them out. If your child repeatedly does not listen to parents, or argues and fights with peers and adults, it may need professional intervention. Lack of concentration, stubbornness, frequent complaints from school, inability to make friends or other negative behavior that has not improved over a prolonged period of time can also indicate the need for a specialist to get involved.
Most issues with a child’s behavior can be seen once they begin to interact with peers and begin spending time in school and away from home. Our specialists suggest seeking professional help once a child is 5 years of age.
During a consultation before beginning therapy sessions, a specialist interacts with the child and parent to understand the severity of the problem and exact requirements. Usually, a change in behavior takes time and visible positive results may take anywhere between 16 to 48 sessions. This number may vary depending on the child’s progress.
We understand your concern. That’s why our specialists take time to know your child thoroughly before beginning sessions. They customize content based on each child’s needs, interests and most of all, their sitting tolerance. This keeps sessions fun and your child engaged. While building a rapport between the child and therapist takes a couple of sessions, once done, you will definitely see progress.
Most sessions with our specialists involve a lot of interactive games and activities with the child. While being fun and engaging, these exercises are aimed at targeting specific problem areas that have been identified. In addition to this, regular parent counseling is done to teach the best way to interact with the child and modify their behavior through positive thought and behavior patterns.