Parent-Child Relationship Problems
Difficulties in the relationship between parent and child, at any age, can be addressed in therapy, whether together or separately.
What is Parent-Child Relationship Problems?
Parent-child relationship difficulties can arise at any stage: parenting a toddler with behavioural difficulties, navigating adolescent conflict, or repairing a damaged adult parent-child relationship. Systemic and family therapy address the whole relationship system.
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Effective treatments
These approaches are commonly recommended for Parent-Child Relationship Problems.
Frequently asked questions
Should the child be involved in therapy?
It depends on the situation and the child's age. Sometimes individual therapy for a parent is more appropriate; other times joint sessions are helpful.
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