Kensington Square TherapyFor parents
Parent Consultations.
A private conversation with a therapist, about your child.
A chapter is often enough. If you would rather think it through out loud, with someone whose work is children and who is not inside your family, a parent consultation is a single, private conversation with a qualified therapist at the practice: what you are seeing, what it might mean, and what would help next.
The consultation is for you, not your child. You do not need your child to be in therapy to ask, and asking commits you to nothing further. Parents bring the things this library is written about: a worry that keeps growing, evenings that have stopped working, a teenager who has stopped talking, and the question of whether this is a phase or something more.
Consultations take place online or by phone, arranged around your week. The practice works within the independent schools it partners with, and online. If more support would help, your therapist will say so plainly and point you to the right route, whether that is the practice or somewhere better placed.
Arranging one
Write to the practice, in your own words.
A few lines about your child’s age and what is on your mind is plenty. The practice replies personally.
Write to the practiceOr read about the practice at kst.ltd.
Consultations are with qualified therapists registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy BACP and the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society NCPS.
And the library
The Parent Book is the practice’s library for parents: therapist-written chapters, quick tips, activities and printable sheets, with shelves of books, podcasts and films, organised by age and by subject.
Browse the library