Child Psychology: When a Child Refuses to Engage in Therapy. How to Deal With Resistance.
What should you do when a child refuses to come into the child psychologist's office? How should a psychologist respond and what steps should they take if the child is in the office, the therapist is ready to work, the session is underway, and the child or teenager refuses to cooperate: remains silent or "butts heads," displays aggression, resistance, indifference, and refuses to participate?
At the webinar on September 20 at 7:00 PM Moscow time, we will discuss such challenges in the work of a child psychologist and ways to overcome them.
Hosts:
Svetlana Smirnova - practicing child psychologist with 27 years of experience, author of the books "Educational Kinesthetics" and "Practical Developmental Psychology. 7 Lectures for the Magisteria Project," and co-author of the book "Relieving Academic and Work Stress. Integrative Kinesiology" and the course "Child Psychology and Psychotherapy in an Integrative Approach."
Maria Serebryakova is a practicing child psychologist with 17 years of experience. She is the author of the books "Healing Tales of Baba Yaga," "Massage Fairy Tales and Fun Coloring Books," and co-author of the course "Child Psychology and Psychotherapy in an Integrative Approach."
At the end of the webinar, we will discuss the online course for children from psychologists, which will begin very soon, on October 8, and answer questions from attendees.
Access the course:
https://training.detpsihologam.ru/chi...