Mental states in children and adolescents

How to recognize symptoms of emotional difficulties, understand aggression, and collaborate with a demanding parent

Anger, rebellion, withdrawal, provocation – these are not always "bad behavior." Behind aggression or withdrawal often lie emotions that a child or teenager cannot cope with. What if, instead of support, we encounter resistance from the parent? How to act effectively without judging?

This course is a compendium of psychological knowledge and tools for working with children and adolescents experiencing emotional difficulties – as well as with adults who do not always cooperate.

Course Program:

🔹 Mental states of children and adolescents – how to recognize and understand them:

• symptoms of anxiety, depression, behavioral disorders, and emotional regulation issues,

• aggression as a message – what children are trying to communicate through "bad behavior,"

• how a child's psyche changes at different developmental stages.

🔹 Difficult child or child in crisis?

• differences between behavioral disorders, ADHD, and emotional overload,

• when it is advisable to refer a child to a specialist and when environmental support is sufficient.

🔹 Difficult parent – how to build cooperation despite resistance:

• parent in crisis, burned out, with anxiety or helplessness,

• how to communicate without conflict – techniques of dialogue, boundaries, and empathy,

• how to deal with aggression, denial, or excessive demands.

🔹 Acting in a triangle: child – parent – professional

• how to support the child without conflicting with the family,

• building relationships based on trust and understanding.

Who is it for?

For teachers, educators, school psychologists, social workers, caretakers, and anyone working with children and adolescents – as well as for parents who want to better understand their own child.

Course Format:

• online or in-person training,

• case studies, practical examples, communication exercises,

• downloadable materials: checklists, conversation scenarios, observation notebooks.

Result?

You will gain knowledge that will allow you to start understanding instead of judging, and in place of frustration and helplessness, you will acquire tools and a sense of calm in action. This course will help you build an effective and empathetic approach to the child and their family.

Address

All of Poland

Contact

aqmed.waw@gmail.com

+48 786 136 094

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