THE NEED FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR CHILDREN TO ELIMINATE PROBLEMS IN EMOTIONAL, SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT
Keywords:
Psychotherapist children, emotional intelligence, development, family, social environment, support, education, stress management, group and individual psychotherapy.Abstract
This article examines the role of psychotherapy in children's ability to manage stress and their readiness for life's difficulties, the issues of psychological support in overcoming emotions and experiences related to problems and their development as strong individuals, as well as the possibility of improving self-confidence and social integration through this process.
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