Child Psychology & Counselling
When a child is wrestling with big feelings, worry, anger, low mood or behaviour that’s tough to reach, our clinical and child psychologist gives them, and you, someone steady to lean on.
About Child Psychology
Sometimes what a child is wrestling with isn’t speech or movement at all, but how they feel and cope: worry that won’t switch off, anger that boils over, sadness, shaky confidence, fears, or behaviour that leaves the whole house on edge. That’s where a child psychologist comes in.
Our clinical and child psychologist in Multan offers warm, confidential support for children’s emotional and behavioural wellbeing, along with real, practical guidance for parents. We help children make sense of their feelings and learn to handle them, and we help families feel calmer and more in control.
Who this is for
- Children who are anxious or clingy, or who worry a great deal
- Frequent anger, tantrums or meltdowns beyond the usual for their age
- Low mood, sadness, or pulling away from play and friends
- Fears, trouble sleeping, or struggling to cope with change or loss
- Trouble focusing, or behaviour that’s hard to manage at home or school
- Emotional and behavioural support for autistic and neurodivergent children
- Parents who want expert guidance and a clear plan to follow
How a child psychologist helps
A psychologist takes in the whole picture — your child’s feelings, thoughts, behaviour, relationships and the world around them — to work out what’s really going on underneath. From there the support is shaped around your child, not squeezed into a one-size-fits-all programme.
For a child that usually means gentle, play- and talk-based sessions that grow their emotional understanding and coping skills. For parents it means clear strategies and some reassurance, because you’re right at the heart of your child’s progress.
What we offer in Multan
- Psychological and behavioural assessment to understand your child’s needs
- Child-friendly counselling for anxiety, anger, low mood and self-esteem
- Support for emotional regulation and coping skills
- Behaviour guidance and parent coaching for the home
- Family guidance through difficult changes or transitions
- Joining up with our speech, occupational and behavioural therapists where it helps
A safe space, free of judgement
Children open up when they feel safe. Our sessions are calm and patient, never rushed, and everything is handled with care and kept confidential. There’s no judging your child or your parenting here — only support to help your whole family move forward.
What a session actually looks like
- 1A relaxed first conversation to understand your child and your worries.
- 2Gentle, age-appropriate sessions that build trust before anything else.
- 3Practical coping strategies for your child, and for you at home.
- 4Clear feedback and a plan, with parents involved the whole way.
What the research tells us
This isn’t just our opinion — it’s grounded in published research. Here are a few findings from trusted, independent sources:
A large Cochrane review of 88 studies found that cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) — a core psychological approach — is more effective than no treatment at reducing anxiety disorders in children and young people.
— Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews — James, Reardon, Soler, James & Creswell (2020), CD013162. View source
Other ways we can help
Speech Therapy
Help for late talkers, unclear speech, stammering and language delay, through play your child enjoys.
Motor & Daily Skills
Motor, handwriting and self-care skills, built up through purposeful play.
ABA Therapy
ABA and positive-behaviour support for autism, ADHD and hard-to-manage behaviour.
Child Psychology: your questions answered
When should I take my child to a psychologist?
If your child’s worry, sadness, anger or behaviour is lasting for weeks, distressing them, or getting in the way of home, friendships or school, it’s worth talking to a psychologist. You don’t need to wait for a crisis — earlier support is easier and kinder. Contact us for a no-pressure chat.
Do you have a qualified child psychologist?
Yes. Our team includes a qualified clinical and child psychologist who supports children’s emotional wellbeing, behaviour and family guidance. You can meet the team on our About page.
Is what my child says kept private?
Yes. Sessions are confidential and treated with care. We do keep parents involved and informed in an age-appropriate way, because you are essential to your child’s progress — and we always explain how we work before we begin.
Do you diagnose conditions like ADHD or autism?
Our psychologist contributes to assessment and understanding your child’s needs, and works alongside our wider team. If a formal diagnosis is needed, we’ll explain the process and guide you. Contact us and we’ll talk you through the right next step.
Worried about your child? Let’s talk.
A short, friendly conversation is the best first step. Call, text or WhatsApp us — we’ll listen and guide you, with no pressure.
MPS Road, Block A Model Town, Multan (near Bloomfield Hall School, Street No. 2) · Mon–Sat, 10 AM – 7 PM