CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST TANZANIA

I have been conducting a training known as "parent led intervention" for months now to help virtually parents with children living with autism gain knowledge and practical know-how at their level to help their children at home, and the feedback from them has been incredible; I am looking forward to working with more parents in the coming days. You may have heard about this training before or you may be hearing about it for the first time, but I would like to let you know that this training is not just for parents with children living with autism, it is also for any parent who is keen on learning some strategies that can help them to support their children’s learning and development in a more effective and efficient way. The aim of the training is to provide parents with a solid understanding of how to support their children’s learning at home and to equip them with the tools they need to be more effective in their role as parents. If you are interested in this training, pleas...

  From climate change, education and mental health, to ending racism and discrimination, children and young people are raising their voices on the issues that matter to their generation and calling for adults to create a better future Kids are standing up for a more equal, inclusive world.   And What will you do?  That was an intriguing question from  UNICEF   As Child Psychologist Tanzania, we are committed to continuing to support young children in nurturing their mental health and cognitive development so that they can grow and become well-rounded members of society.   We will also continue to advocate for better policies and practices around the world that support children and families, with a particular focus on ensuring that all children have access to quality education and mental health services.   In addition, we pledge to stand alongside kids as they raise their voices for a more equal, inclusive world. We will listen to their concerns and wor...

  We believe that parents are the most knowledgeable about their children. And being alert is critical when it comes to their mental health. ⁣ Knowing what to look for, having coping strategies, and knowing where to go for help can help you and your family get through even the most difficult times. If you're looking for assistance or answers to your questions, schedule a free informational session to see if we are a good fit for your family using the link in our bio.

Being a kid these days can be difficult due to social media, rising living costs, and parental stress etc. When things are difficult, our children have strong emotions that can be difficult for them (and us) to manage. Checking in on our children's (and our own) mental health should be as commonplace as discussing our physical health. seeking professional assistance is not something to be ashamed of. Begin your family's mental health journey by clicking the link in our bio.

  Parent coaching is when one or both parents (or any primary caregiver) meet with a professional coach in an effort to foster goal achievement related to parenting. In this non-judgmental setting, the coach can use psychoeducation and evidence-based strategy to navigate familial issues related to children. It is beneficial to parents who need assistance to increase family functioning and improve communication. Some topics that may be addressed in parent coaching include: -Parenting skills -Communication strategies -Behavior management -Discipline techniques -Child development -Parenting a child with special needs etc. Schedule a session with us today!

    The Toy Rotation is a Montessorian strategy for stimulating creativity and concentration through play. The technique entails leaving a limited number of toys available so that your child can enjoy the experience of playing in a less stressful and more beneficial way.   The Toy Rotation has the following advantages: - It improves the child's ability to focus and concentrate. - It allows the child to delve deeper into the toys.   - It fosters the child's creativity.   - It improves the child's patience.   - It assists the child in developing a sense of order.   - It alleviates the child's stress.   If you want to know how it should be done, schedule a quick session with us to discuss this further based on your children's age needs and available resources.

  If the child has a limited vocabulary and speaks in short sentences, the language should be slightly more complex, with no more than two words added. If a child speaks in two or three word sentences, the adult's sentence should be four or five words long. Always narrating their actions, emphasizing names, object designations, and actions of objects and activities involving the child. If the child speaks in phrases and simple sentences, the language should be slightly more complex, but no more than one word should be added. If a child speaks in four or five word sentences, the adult's sentence should be six or seven words long. Always narrating their actions, emphasizing names, object designations, and actions of objects and activities involving the child. If the child is already speaking in full sentences, the language should be slightly more complex, with no more than one word added.

If your child prefers not to play with his peers, this could indicate that he is not developing social skills. It's also a sign that he's feeling isolated and lonely. There is no need to be concerned if your child appears happy and content playing by himself. However, if your child appears withdrawn or isolated, it may be worth speaking with us to rule out any underlying social or emotional issues. In general, it is crucial for children to learn how to interact with their peers. Playing with others helps children develop social skills such as sharing, cooperation, and communication. It also helps children feel connected and supported by others.

  There are many benefits to fathers playing with their children. It can help fathers bond with their children, teach their children important life skills, and provide a fun and healthy activity for the whole family. Playing with children can help fathers bond with them and build strong relationships. It can also teach children important life skills such as how to communicate, share, and cooperate. Playing is also a great way to stay active and healthy. There are many different ways for fathers to play with their children. They can play catch, race each other, play tag, or shoot hoops together. Whatever activity they choose, it is sure to be a fun and memorable experience for both the father and the child.

Emotional literacy is the ability to understand and express one's feelings. According to mental health research, emotional intelligence, also known as "emotional literacy," is critical to a child's development because an individual with strong emotional literacy skills can better express their emotions in a healthy way and have healthy relationships with themselves and others. Here are some ways that families can assist their children in developing emotional literacy. How to Teach Children Emotional Literacy; 1.Create an emotional vocabulary for your child by labeling his or her emotions. 2. Don't pass judgment on feelings; instead, label them and assist your child in matching the words to what they're feeling. 3. Empathy: Show children empathy and help them understand that their emotions are normal. 4. Provide Learning Resources: It is important to note that children must first learn to recognize other people's emotions before they can recognize their own...

According to the H inc ks - D ell c rest Centre , one of Canada 's leading children 's mental health centers , one in every five children has a mental health problem , such as depression , anxiety , or conduct disorders . This can result in family problems , school disruption , violent behavior , and , in extreme cases , suicide . Early intervention makes a significant difference in a child 's mental and physical well - being , reducing family stress , promoting greater school success , and reducing delinqu ency later in life . There are even monetary benefits for society : every dollar spent on early childhood prevention and intervention saves seven dollars in future social and healthcare costs . If you want to know how we can help your child , please contact us . We are qualified psychologists in Dar es Sal a am Tanzania who offer a variety of psyc...