Child Psychologist
A psychologist for your child at the Skazka center — help with anxiety, fears, tantrums, withdrawal, and difficulties adapting to daycare or school.
What does a child psychologist do?
A child psychologist works with a child''s emotional state and the family''s relationships. Anna Glazyrina sees clients as a psychologist (not only as a neuropsychologist): she helps identify what is behind a child''s behavior, reduces anxiety and fears, and teaches the child to express feelings and negotiate.
Parents often look for a "psychologist for their child" when there are frequent tantrums at home, the child has become withdrawn, is afraid of daycare or school, has conflicts with peers, or "keeps everything inside." During the consultation, we discuss the request, observe the child, and give clear, practical steps for home — without pressure or labels.
If a deeper program on self-regulation and behavioral skills is needed, we bring in behavior correction. For difficulties with attention, memory, and brain function "immaturity," we use neurocorrection.
When you need a child psychologist
Common reasons parents reach out
Tantrums and emotions
Frequent tantrums, outbursts of anger, crying, sharp mood swings, and difficulty calming down.
Anxiety and fears
Fear of the dark, being alone, or school; intrusive worries; refusing to go to daycare or classes.
Withdrawal and adaptation
The child avoids peers, struggles to join a group, and finds it hard to separate from parents.
What we help with
- check_circle Anxiety, fears, and emotional breakdowns
- check_circle Tantrums, aggression, and defiance
- check_circle Withdrawal and communication difficulties
- check_circle Adaptation to daycare and school
- check_circle Consultations and support for parents
10+
Years of practice with children and families
What changes after our work together
A calmer home
Fewer tantrums and conflicts; the child learns to name feelings and ask for help.
More confidence in groups
Easier transitions to daycare and school, and smoother contact with peers and teachers.
Support for parents
Clear strategies for support at home instead of shouting, threats, and endless negotiating.
How a consultation works
The request
A conversation with parents: what is concerning them, since when, and what they have already tried.
Meeting the child
Observation and gentle, playful contact — without interrogation or pressure.
Recommendations
A plain-language breakdown of the situation and a plan: consultations, sessions, or a combined program with our specialists.
Ongoing support
If needed, regular meetings and feedback on progress at home and at daycare or school.
Frequently asked questions
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Branches by city
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Book a consultation with our child psychologist
Leave a request — we will help you choose a convenient branch in Bendery or Tiraspol and a consultation time.