Refusing Talk-Therapy

Child Therapy
Written By Amanda Sharp

Talk-therapy isn’t always the right fit for someone. If your child is refusing to participate in talk-therapy, there are a few things you can do to help:

1) Consider alternatives such as play therapy.

2) Talk to your child about the misconceptions of therapy

3) Explain your concerns and

4) How you believe therapy can help.

5) Ask your child what they would like to do , and come up with a plan to move forward together.

If your child is struggling with talk- therapy, we can help.

Click here for more information on child therapy.

For more information, contact us or call 210.384.1254.  


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Amanda Sharp https://www.monarchbehavioral.net
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