Psychology
Parenting & Child Development
Parenting and child development support gives parents a private space to talk through concerns about behaviour, development, sleep, school or family transitions — without judgement, and grounded in developmental psychology.
What's included
- Assessment session with the parent(s)
- Ongoing sessions as agreed
- Practical strategies grounded in developmental psychology
- Onward referral to paediatrics or family therapy where useful
What to expect
- 1
A first session focused on what is currently difficult and what you would like to change.
- 2
A collaborative plan — including whether the child needs to be seen directly.
- 3
Practical, developmentally informed strategies you can try between sessions.
Frequently asked
Questions about parenting & child development
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