1. Diagnosis: A psychologist can help identify any psychological problems a child may have, such as anxiety, depression, attention deficit disorder, or behavioral disorders.
2. Information: Parents receive detailed information about the child's psychological condition, its causes and possible consequences.
3. Counseling: A psychologist can give parents practical advice on how to deal with their child's problems, how to support them and how to communicate effectively with them.
4. Support: The psychologist provides support to the parents in dealing with difficulties and helps them to find the best solutions for the child.
5. Developing a strategy: In cooperation with the parents, the psychologist develops an individual strategy to promote the child's development and well-being.
