Online psychologist for children and teens
Video call sessions with your child, at their own pace. And with you, whenever it's needed.
Chiara Fabián ·General Health Psychologist (Psicóloga General Sanitaria) ·Registration no. CV19591 ·Clinical neuropsychology (ISEP)
When we can talk
- They find it hard to focus or get organised.
- A change at home or at school is weighing on them.
- You can tell something is worrying them and you don't know how to help.
How we start
A first session with you, the parents.
Sessions with your child, at their own pace.
I tell you how I see it and what we can do at home and at school.
At home, at school and in sessions
What happens in class matters. With your permission, I work with their school so that we all support them in the same way.
- Coordination meetingsWith the class tutor, the school counselling team and the teachers.
- Shared guidelinesThe same approach at home, in class and in sessions, so everyone pulls in the same direction.
- Follow-upTogether we look at what is working and what needs adjusting.
Always with the family's consent and respecting confidentiality.
How I work
I start by talking with the family to understand what is going on and what worries you.
With your child I work online, using questions, games and exercises suited to their age.
We review together how things are going and, with your permission, I coordinate with the school.
Before you book
Can you work with my child's school?
Yes, if the family gives consent. I can meet with the class tutor, the school counselling team and the teachers. We share guidelines and follow up together, so that what we work on in sessions also makes sense at home and in class. I only share what is necessary, always respecting confidentiality.
How do I book for someone under 18?
If the sessions are for someone under 18, the booking and consent must come from their mother, father or legal guardian. When you book in my calendar, please enter your own details as the responsible adult.
If talking as a family would also help: Online family therapy