Therapy for kids and adolescents

• Behavioral disorders (opposition, impulsivity, restlessness)

• School bullying (victim, perpetrator, or witness)

• Emotional difficulties (anxiety, sadness, fear of separation)

• Relationship issues (difficulty integrating, conflicts with peers or adults)

• Self-esteem and body image difficulties

When working with children, I use play and art therapy as primary therapeutic tools. These approaches help them express what is difficult to put into words, better understand their emotions and behaviors, and develop new strategies within a safe and supportive environment. I use various methods, such as drawing, games that promote cognitive skills, and role-playing activities focused on social abilities, to strengthen their coping skills and self-esteem.