Provides psychological and educational counseling services for children and their families, behavioral and emotional support programs, and consultative services for families and educational institutions

Definition

The Guidance Department provides psychological and educational counseling services for children with disabilities and their families through individual and group sessions, as well as psychosocial support programs that help improve quality of life and family adaptation. The department also contributes to raising community awareness about mental health and understanding the needs of individuals with disabilities

Tasks

1. Providing individual and group counseling sessions for children and families
2. Following up on cases referred from the Diagnostic Department after results are issued
3. Designing and implementing behavioral and emotional support programs
4. Offering consultations to families and schools on ways to interact with individuals with disabilities
5. Preparing individualized psychological and educational follow-up plans for each case

Services Provided

• Psychological support sessions for children with disabilities
• Programs to train families on positive communication skills
• Assessment of the child’s emotional and social condition
• Emotional and behavioral intervention programs using modern scientific methods
• Specialized consultations for schools and educational institutions

Team

• Certified psychologists and counselors
• Faculty members specialized in guidance and special education
• Technicians in behavioral therapy and psychological support
• Collaborators from local educational and medical institutions