Psychological Consultations for Children in Kuwait
Psychological consultations at Little Faris Center in Salmiya are a safe space for the whole family: for children and teens going through psychological or emotional challenges, and for parents across Kuwait seeking family guidance to understand and support their children the right way. It may start with anxiety parents notice in their child, mood changes in a teenager, or a difficult transition the family is living through. We listen first, without judgment, then work with you on a clear plan that supports emotional balance and builds coping skills — fully integrated with the center’s other early intervention services, and in complete confidentiality that protects your family’s privacy.
Who is this service for?
You may notice one or more of these signs in your child — spotting them early is a smart step, not a reason to worry:
- Anxiety or fears affecting your child’s day, sleep or relationships
- Mood changes or social withdrawal in a child or teen
- Difficulties after a big change: a move, a loss, or a new sibling
- Recurring tension in communication between parents and children
- You, as parents, needing someone to listen and guide you practically
How do sessions work at Little Faris Center?
- An assessment session where we get to know your child and their skills precisely
- An individual plan with clear goals, discussed with you transparently
- Regular sessions built on play and activities children love
- Detailed daily follow-up reaching parents after every session
Age Range
From 18 months to 15 years
Frequently Asked Questions
Are psychological consultations only for children?
No — we welcome children, teens and parents alike. Some sessions are with the child directly, through age-appropriate play and conversation; some are with parents alone as family guidance; and some bring both together. The format is designed around the nature of the challenge, and the specialist agrees the best path with you in the first session.
Are consultation sessions confidential?
Yes. Confidentiality is the foundation of our work, not just a promise. What is said in sessions stays between the family and the specialist, and no information is shared with any outside party without your explicit consent — except where the law requires protecting a child’s safety. We explain confidentiality limits clearly in the first meeting so you feel completely at ease.
How do I prepare my child for their first session?
Simply and honestly, in a way that fits their age: tell them they will meet a kind person who talks and plays with children and helps them when something bothers them. Avoid words like “examination” or “problem,” and do not promise a reward for attending, so the session does not seem worrying. The first session is usually a calm getting-acquainted visit the child leaves feeling comfortable.