Mental Health Foundation for Children

Children as young as early childhood can begin to benefit from the foundational aspects of this program, with strategies and content adapted to be age-appropriate. The service is beneficial for children and adolescents of all ages.

While therapy often focuses on addressing specific mental health conditions or emotional issues, this service is more about building a strong foundation for mental health, including preventative measures, resilience building, and emotional intelligence. It can complement therapy or serve as a standalone support for children’s mental health.

Absolutely. Parental involvement is encouraged, as a supportive home environment is crucial for a child's mental health. Rose provides guidance and strategies for parents to effectively support their child’s emotional development and well-being.

The duration of the program varies based on the child's needs and progress. Some families may see significant benefits in a shorter timeframe, while others might engage in the program for a longer period to fully integrate and practice the strategies learned.

Outcomes include improved emotional regulation, increased resilience, enhanced communication skills, and the development of healthy coping mechanisms. These foundational skills contribute to a child’s overall well-being and success in navigating life’s challenges.

Sessions are primarily conducted individually to ensure personalized attention and tailored strategies. However, group sessions or workshops focusing on specific aspects of mental health might also be available, depending on the needs and interests of the families involved.