child counsellor in Wakad Pune | Urban Counsellor
Looking for a child counsellor in Wakad Pune? Urban Counsellor offers support for children and teens aged 5–18 with Sheetal Jangid, MA Psychology, who has 10+ years of experience with children and teens. Sessions are available in Wakad, Pune, and online across India. For concerns about anxiety, screen use, anger, behaviour or school stress, book a free first call: Call/WhatsApp +91 8319783039.
When your child may need extra support
Consider counselling when changes in your child’s emotions or behaviour keep affecting daily life. You do not need to wait for a crisis or know exactly what is wrong. Seeking support does not mean you have failed as a parent.
- Frequent worry, tears, withdrawal or reluctance to attend school.
- Arguments about mobile use, difficulty switching off screens or screen use disrupting sleep and study.
- Anger, repeated conflicts or behaviour that feels difficult to manage at home or school.
- Exam stress, bullying, friendship difficulties or changes in confidence.
- Attention, activity or impulse-control concerns, including support for children with ADHD.
- Try today: choose a calm moment and say, ‘I’ve noticed things feel difficult lately. I’m here to listen.’ Start with listening rather than correcting.
How child counselling can help
Counselling can help children understand feelings, practise coping skills and communicate their needs. Parents can also receive guidance on routines, boundaries and calmer responses. The approach should suit your child’s age and concerns, without blame or labels.
- For anxiety and exam stress: practise manageable steps, calming skills and realistic study routines.
- For screen-related conflict: work towards clear, consistent family boundaries rather than repeated threats.
- For anger and behavioural concerns: explore triggers and practise safer ways to express frustration.
- For bullying: support your child’s sense of safety and discuss appropriate school involvement.
- For attention or ADHD-related needs: build practical home and school routines. A paediatrician or psychiatrist can assess concerns when medical evaluation is needed.
- Try today: pick one small routine to work on together, such as keeping phones away during meals.
What the first session is like
The first session is a chance to understand your child and your concerns—not to judge your parenting. You can discuss changes you have noticed, school life, sleep, friendships and what you hope support will help with. Your child can be given time to settle in rather than being pressured to share everything.
- Bring a few examples of difficult moments, when they happen and what seems to help.
- Share your child’s strengths and interests, not only the concerns.
- Ask how parent involvement and time with your child will be planned for their age.
- Discuss privacy, safety-related limits to confidentiality and how progress will be reviewed.
- Tell your child: ‘We’re meeting someone who can help us understand what feels difficult and find ways to handle it together.’
How to choose a child counsellor
Look for relevant qualifications, experience with your child’s age group and a respectful approach to both children and parents. At Urban Counsellor, Sheetal Jangid holds an MA in Psychology and has 10+ years of experience with children and teens. Use the free first call to ask questions and consider whether the service feels suitable.
- Ask about experience with concerns similar to your child’s.
- Check how sessions are adapted for younger children versus teenagers.
- Ask how parents are involved while protecting the child’s privacy.
- Discuss fees, session frequency and how goals are reviewed before starting.
- Avoid expecting a quick fix: a suitable counsellor should explain the process without promising outcomes.
Book a free first call
Take the first step with a free first call at Urban Counsellor. Call/WhatsApp +91 8319783039 to discuss your concerns, ask about fees and check availability for sessions in Wakad, Pune, or online across India. This service is not for emergencies. For urgent mental health support, contact Tele-MANAS on 14416; if there is immediate danger, call 112.
- Share your child’s age and a brief description of your main concern.
- Mention whether you prefer in-person sessions in Wakad or online sessions.
- Ask about session arrangements and fees before deciding to book.
Key takeaways
- Support is available for children and teens aged 5–18 with emotional, behavioural, screen-use and school-related concerns.
- Sheetal Jangid, MA Psychology, has 10+ years of experience with children and teens.
- Choose in-person sessions in Wakad, Pune, or online sessions across India.
- Book a free first call on +91 8319783039 to discuss suitability, availability and fees.
Questions parents ask
How much does child counselling cost?
Session fees are shared on the free first call. You can ask about costs and suggested session frequency before deciding whether to book.
Should we choose online or in-person counselling?
Both options are available: in person in Wakad, Pune, and online across India. Suitability depends on your child’s age, comfort, needs and access to a quiet, private space; discuss this on the free first call.
Will my child’s conversations remain private?
Children need space to speak openly, while parents need guidance on supporting them. Ask the counsellor to explain what stays private, what may be shared with parents and the safety-related limits to confidentiality.
How many counselling sessions will my child need?
The number varies with your child’s needs, goals and circumstances. Session frequency and progress can be reviewed together; there is no fixed number or guaranteed timeline.
What if my child refuses to attend counselling?
Avoid presenting counselling as punishment or forcing your child to explain everything. Start with a free first call to discuss their hesitation and ask how parent guidance or a gentle introduction may help.
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