AUTISM
How do we identify autism in a child?
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Feuerstein Method: Developing thinking and learning skills, emotional development and cognitive training for children and adults, including remedial education for people with emotional or learning difficulties
In today's world, where information changes rapidly and cognitive skills are increasingly in demand, it is important to have effective methods for developing thinking and learning. The Feuerstein Method is one of these methods…
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Negative psychological implications of community dogs on children
…the threats and negative psychological implications that community dogs can have on children…
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The Psychological Impact of the War in Ukraine on Ukrainian Children Emigrating to Romania
The psychological impact of war on these immigrant children can be profound and complex, with long-term repercussions on their mental health and adaptation to their new reality.
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PLAY THERAPY – The Role of Play Therapy in Child Psychology: The Benefits of Psychological Intervention at the Child Level
Unlike regular talk therapy, which can seem rigid and inaccessible to children, play therapy – PLAY THERAPY provides a safe and supportive environment in which children can express themselves naturally, using toys, games, and creative activities as language.
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Speech therapy: Remedying deficiencies through psychotherapeutic methods
Speech therapy is a specialized field that assesses and treats communication, speech, and language disorders. These disorders can affect children and adults alike, significantly impacting their social, emotional, and academic development.
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Clinical psychology
Clinical psychology allows for the complex evaluation of personality (character traits, temperament, aptitudes, etc.) and adaptation mechanisms (coping), both of healthy people and of people suffering from certain mental disorders or conditions.
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Special psychopedagogy
Special education is a branch of education that deals with the study and intervention of children with special educational needs. These children may have various impairments, such as intellectual disabilities, learning disabilities, behavioral disorders, or other conditions that may affect their development and learning. Special education aims to identify and remediate these impairments, taking into account the individual needs of each child.
