
Explore a five-session course outline in child psychology, covering history of childhood, growing up and attachments, mental health, stress triggers, abuse, bullying, depression, separation anxiety, and case studies.
Kindly take a print out of "Know Your Child Worksheet Questionnaire". Fill in the information first by yourself alone and see how much you know about your child.
Then fill in the information while talking and interacting with your kid in a good friendly way. Make it a game style conversation. Try to enjoy this moment of activity with your kid.
All the best!
Trace the historical context of childhood and its influence on adult perceptions and children’s self-images, while noting regional differences and early figures like Darwin and Piaget.
Explore how a child's brain development and skills shape mental health, and how Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory explains how microsystem to macrosystem environments influence well-being.
Define common mental health conditions in young children—anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, phobias, behavior disorders—and explore school refusal, sleep problems, and their impact on education and development.
Explore the concept of children's mental health, mood swings, anxiety, and early signs needing immediate attention, emphasizing development milestones and coping skills within home, school, and community.
Explores how mental health affects education, emphasizing early assessment by caretakers or a general practitioner and noting signs like withdrawal, disruptive behavior, tantrums, and school refusal.
Explore common triggers of anxiety in early childhood and school transitions, including routine changes, attachment dynamics, bullying, and strategies for smoother home-school links and gradual social integration.
Physically and Emotionally Available
Are you most of the time available to your child for emotional support?
Are you physically available to listen to your child problems or share his/her emotional needs?
Do your child thinks the same way as you do about your support.
Its very important to keep telling your child that “I am always there to listen to you “.
Or “You will always find me close to you when you need me”.
Kindly fill in the attached worksheet. This worksheet will help you realize few important issues.
Session 5 addresses the solutions for any issues identified during this worksheet activity.
All the very best!
Discover how children express themselves through drawing, music, journaling, mood journals, art boxes, and play, with inclusive strategies and buddy zones for varied ages and needs.
Encourage daily physical activities to boost mental health, reduce stress and anxiety, and build self-esteem, while adapting for each child and offering alternatives such as housework, gardening, or video games.
Foster healthy relationships that support a child’s well-being by building trust through safety, consistency, and caring. Encourage connections with family, friends, and caregivers, and maintain predictable routines.
Maintain children's routines to provide stability and security while reducing stress. Plan weekly activities like seeing friends, relatives, extracurricular activities, mealtimes and bedtimes, and routines for older children including homework.
Teach children to build self esteem through genuine, realistic praise, independence, healthy self-talk, and focus on strengths while avoiding labeling and comparisons.
Learn to build lifelong resilience in kids by teaching stress management, healthy habits, and mindfulness. Foster coping tools, personalized relaxation, and family support to improve mental health.
Model mindful habits for toddlers by reducing distraction, engaging in focused activities, and guiding simple breathing exercises such as pinwheel breathing to anchor attention in the present moment.
Practice mindfulness daily with young children as a regular routine, not only in stress, to build mind-body awareness, kindness, and curiosity.
Cultivate relational mindfulness in teens by staying present in conversations and nurturing friendships and budding romances. Share mindful family dinners with gratitude, honesty, kindness, and minimal distractions.
Practice mindfulness as a present parent and model calm, compassionate behavior while prioritizing your mental health to support your child's well-being.
This diploma specializes in Child Psychology Therapies, strategies, tips, and exercises by learning the basics of child psychology and then moving step by step to advanced levels to improve child mental wellbeing.
This course covers history of child psychology, child mental health medical definitions and illustrations. Why its important to understand children mental health conditions? What impacts children mental health and how? This course covers the triggers for stress and anxiety in children. This course shows you practically how you can improve mental well being and mental health of children by applying different therapies, strategies, exercises, and techniques. This course is highly interactive with worksheets, different activities to do together, questionnaires to focus on the topic.
This course is accredited by IAOAM (International Association of Accredited Mentors)
At the end of this course, you will be specializing in helping children to combat the traumas and emotional difficulties in life and promote the wellbeing of children by making them learn mindfulness, meditation and many more techniques and therapies.
The course is in-depth with self- assessment tasks at the end of each module, increasing your potential to learn and absorb course material.
The course is a mixture of videos and an in-depth training session.
The focus for Child Psychology is on the minds and behaviours of children and begins with young children development.
It considers the growth of children on a physical level but also considers emotional, mental, and social development. To deal successfully with children psychology, you must understand children. This branch of psychology has evolved greatly, and it is now recognized that child psychology is not just unique in its field but highly complex too.
Childhood plays a significant part of life. Everything that occurs during that time must be explored fully because the influences and experiences gained through childhood will impact behaviour and ongoing development.