Supporting children and teenagers through behavioral challenges, academic stress, and emotional difficulties. We provide a gentle, understanding space to help young minds find their footing and build confidence.
Helping young people build self-acceptance and inner strength, so they can feel comfortable being themselves.
Helping students navigate academic pressure and anxiety, finding practical ways to focus and learn.
Working through behavioral challenges by understanding the underlying emotions and finding constructive ways forward.
Providing a safe, confidential space for teens to talk about identity, relationships, and emotional overwhelm.
Children and teenagers face unique pressures today, from social anxiety and school stress to behavioral struggles and family changes. We provide a safe, confidential space where they can speak openly and be heard. Our focus is on understanding their feelings, helping them gain clarity, and supporting them as they navigate these challenges at their own pace.
Through counseling, we work with children and teenagers to develop practical tools for real-life challenges:
This support is designed for families and young people who may be experiencing:
We work with families on a variety of everyday challenges, including:
Every child and teenager works through things differently. That is why our sessions are tailored to fit your family's specific situation and needs. We start with an initial conversation with parents to understand the concerns, followed by individual sessions with the child. We recommend regular sessions to build trust and provide consistent, reassuring support.
Child and teenage counselling is a space for young people to talk through what is worrying them with a trained counsellor, and for parents to understand what is behind changes in behaviour, mood or school performance.
Anubha Verma works with children, adolescents and their parents on concerns such as low self-esteem, exam and study stress, anger, withdrawal, peer and friendship difficulties, and the changes that come with adolescence. Sessions are held in person in Dwarka, Delhi and Greater Faridabad, or online on Google Meet from anywhere in India or abroad, in English or Hindi.
Dwarka Sector 6, Delhi and Sector 85, Greater Faridabad, or online on Google Meet across India and abroad
English and Hindi
Monday to Saturday, 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Consider counselling if changes in mood, behaviour, sleep, eating or school performance last for several weeks, if your child seems withdrawn or unusually angry, or if a family change such as a move, separation or loss is affecting them.
Usually, yes. Parents are often part of the first conversation and may join some sessions, while older children and teenagers also get time to talk on their own. The balance is agreed with the family at the start.
Yes. Counselling can help students understand what is driving their stress, build study routines that work for them, and learn practical ways to manage anxiety before and during exams.
Anubha Verma works with school-age children, teenagers and young adults, as well as their parents. Get in touch to discuss whether counselling is a good fit for your child's age and situation.
Taking the first step is often the hardest part. We're here to walk alongside you with empathy and professional guidance.
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