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Psychotherapy for children

Bloomio Kids is a space specially designed to meet the emotional, behavioral, and developmental needs of young children. Here, the child is encouraged to express themselves freely in a safe, empathetic, and age-appropriate environment.

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Through specific methods—such as therapeutic play, drawing, or storytelling—child psychotherapy helps young ones understand their emotions, manage challenges like anxiety, fears, and adjustment or relationship issues, and build self-confidence. Interventions are personalized, taking into account each child's pace and unique characteristics.

Collaboration with parents is also essential. They receive guidance and support to better understand the child's needs and to actively contribute to the therapeutic process.

Our specialists are here to provide support to both the child and the family, fostering healthy and balanced emotional development.

The journey towards balance

1


Scheduling and initial contact

  • Initial discussion with the parent/guardian
  • Presentation of the difficulties observed
  • Arranging a first meeting

2

Initial evaluation

  • Meetings with parents regarding the child's history (development, family, school)
  • Sessions to get to know the child (through play, drawing, and conversation)
  • Identifying emotional and behavioral needs

3


Establishing therapy objectives

  • Clearly defining the difficulties
  • Setting realistic goals tailored to the child's age
  • Aligning expectations between the therapist and the family

4

Therapy

  • Regular meetings (usually weekly)
  • Use of specific techniques: therapeutic play, stories, creative activities.
  • Support in developing emotional and social skills

5


Parent involvment

  • Periodic feedback sessions
  • Recommendations for home
  • Support in managing difficult situations

6

Monitorizarea progresului

  • Periodic assessment of the child's development
  • Adjusting the intervention, if necessary
  • Observing changes in behavior and emotions

7


Concluding the therapeutic process

  • Discussion on the progress made
  • Consolidating acquired skills
  • Preparing the child and the family for termination

8

Follow-up (optional)

  • Monitoring sessions at specific intervals
  • Targeted support if new difficulties arise

Our therapists

Simona Malina Ion

Simona Malina Ion

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Ghidanac Rebecca Iuliana

Ghidanac Rebecca Iuliana

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Mirea Mirela-Cristina

Mirea Mirela-Cristina

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