Supporting Emotional Wellbeing During Childhood and Adolescence
Childhood and adolescence are periods of significant emotional, social, and neurological development. Difficulties that arise during these years can affect confidence, learning, friendships, family relationships, and overall wellbeing.
Our multidisciplinary team provides assessment, intervention, and support for children, adolescents, and their families using evidence-based and family-centred approaches.
When Might a Child Benefit From Support?
Support may be helpful if your child experiences:
- Anxiety
- Low mood
- Emotional outbursts
- School avoidance
- Friendship difficulties
- Behavioural challenges
- Low self-esteem
- Stress
- Trauma
- Family adjustment difficulties
- Sleep problems
- Difficulty managing emotions
Our Services
Child and Adolescent Psychology
Evidence-based therapeutic support tailored to the developmental needs of children and young people.
Family Support
Helping families understand difficulties and develop practical strategies to support emotional wellbeing.
Parent Coaching
Guidance for managing challenging situations, supporting emotional regulation, and strengthening family relationships.
Child Psychiatry
Assessment and treatment of mental health difficulties requiring medical input.
Neurofeedback
Non-invasive brain training designed to support attention, emotional regulation, anxiety, and wellbeing.
QEEG Brain Mapping
Objective assessment of brain function to support understanding and treatment planning of your child.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age can children access services?
Support can be provided across childhood and adolescence depending on individual needs.
Do parents attend appointments?
Parents are often involved as an important part of the treatment process.
Will my child's school be involved?
With consent, schools may be included to support consistency across environments.
Is medication always necessary?
No. Many children benefit from psychological and behavioural interventions without medication.
Can anxiety be treated without medication?
Yes. Psychological interventions are often highly effective.
How long does treatment usually last?
The duration varies depending on the child’s needs and goals.
Is Neurofeedback suitable for children?
Many children engage very well with Neurofeedback and find it enjoyable.
Can siblings or family members be involved?
Where appropriate, family involvement can form part of treatment.
Why Choose us as your
preferred Mental Health Clinic?
Clinical Expertise​​
Our assessments are grounded in evidence based clinical psychology and neuropsychology.
We work from a neurodiversity affirming perspective, combining clinical expertise with an understanding of mental health, emotional wellbeing and everyday functioning.
Where appropriate, assessment findings can be integrated with other mental health supports to provide continuity of care over time.
Take the Next Step
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Request A Telephone Consultation
Our team is here to guide you to the most appropriate pathway. For appointments, referrals, or programme enquiries, please contact us using the details below.
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Address:
26 Clare Street Medical Center, Dublin 2, D02 VX59
Working Hours:
Monday – Sunday (10am-4pm)