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What defines a healthy childhood?

A healthy childhood means being fit both physically and mentally. It involves reaching emotional and developmental milestones at an appropriate age, and learning social skills as they enter an increasingly social life. Mentally and emotionally healthy children are believed to have a better quality of life and are better equipped to face adversities as adults.

We often hear that each child is special in a different way. So, we can be sure to say that each child has different needs, a different way to be healthy, and as parents and community, we ought to take steps to understand child’s unique perspectives about their needs and goals.

Psychological analysis isn’t just about diagnosing an illness or disability – it also involves finding the latent strengths and weaknesses that your child has. What are their likes and dislikes, their hidden talents, or where does their true potential lie?

Seeds of a successful future can be sown at an early age by identifying these signs, creating a positive environment, eliminating maladaptive behavior, and modifying negative emotions. As a new-age parent, take that first step towards giving your child a future that is just for them. Consider it a present, for their future.

How can we help?

There are various structured psychological assessments to evaluate a child’s emotional and behavioural well-being, career preferences, academic difficulties, social skills, etc. Early detection leads to early interventions and early interventions lead to an enriching and functional adulthood.

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Discover innate strengths and weakness and reveal hidden talents

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Understanding areas and subjects of interests and disinterests

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Understanding their nature and temperament

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Examine emotional reactivity to crisis situations and phobia

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Understand their level of adjustment to the society and peer groups.

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Gives a holistic idea of their personality and stress levels.

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Strengthens interpersonal communication and interaction skills

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Greater self-acceptance and self-esteem

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Ability to change self-defeating behaviours/habits

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Better expression and management of emotions, including anger

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Proper management of depression, anxiety or other mental health disorders

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Increased confidence and self-worth

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Ability to manage stress efficiently

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Improved problem solving and conflict resolution abilities

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Enhances attention span and ability to concentrate

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Provides direction for self-discovery.

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Helps them become more self-aware – they get to know who they are – their values, beliefs and the goals they wish to pursue.

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It gives them a sense of direction and makes them clearer on what they want to achieve.

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Develops an ease in prioritizing tasks

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Increases motivation and develop action-oriented mind set

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There will be tough times in life, but this program helps build confidence and resilience to deal with difficult life situations

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They will be able to savour and make meaningful relationships with others.

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Helps them deal with self-doubts and manage their emotions well.

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Develops care and consideration for events in their life.

Each stage brings in new challenges, that a child needs to overcome to go further in life. But we also need to know that they would do so in their own time, and yet we are visibly worried if the child takes a long time to pass these milestones. Some signs to looks out for in your child can be

Age group 0-5 yrs

At this stage, the child is largely dependent on his/her parents for most of their needs. These are the foundational years that are the most critical to a child’s mental and emotional growth.

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    Problem your child is facing

    Sleep problemEating problemTantrumsPersistent cryingRepetitive movementsPoor eye contactPoor social skillsDevelopmental delayCommunication/ speech problem


    If your child belongs to 6-12 Years Age Group

    This is a crucial stage for a child’s cognitive growth, as they embark on their academic journey. At this age your child can identify the problems on their own, but may not understand them fully. Here are the signs to look out for:

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      Sleep problemPoor concentrationHyperactiveBed wettingAcademic issuesSocial skills issueIssue in following instructionsOnly plays aloneAggressive behaviourExcessive screen time


      If your child belongs to 13-18 Years Age Group

      As the child enters teenage, they become increasingly independent, and distant from their parents. This period can be extremely stressful, as children become more and more involved in different groups within the society. The sudden hormonal and physical change bring in a variety of behavioural and emotional changes:

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        Shyness or anxietyCareer/interest preferencesRomantic relationshipsPeer pressureCareer/exam anxietySelf-image issuesSexuality/ Gender issuesFamily discordSubstance abuse


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