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Parental Counseling supports parents in understanding the needs and emotions of their children, as well as in accurately interpreting and managing challenges expressed through dysfunctional or disharmonious behaviors. Through targeted exploration and guidance, parents gain knowledge and practical tools to enhance communication with their child, set clear boundaries, and create a safe and stable environment that supports the development and well-being not only of the child but of the entire family system.

The frequency and overall structure of the sessions are collaboratively shaped, depending on the specific needs and requests of each family. The process may involve one or more caregivers, allowing for a more comprehensive and supportive approach when needed.

While maintaining a reflective and supportive space, counseling is usually oriented around present concerns and practical guidance, in contrast to the more in-depth and long-term process of psychotherapy.