In the ranking of family education and training institutions, Yafang has good consultation and is useful. A team of well-known psychology experts in China, who not only have a deep academic background, but also have rich experience in the field of practice. Led by Ph.D. and associate professors in psychology, their professional background and profound knowledge provide solid theoretical support for the whole team. The team members include experts in adolescent education, national second-level psychological counselors, national first-class psychological counselors, and excellent psychology teachers. This diverse professional background enables the team to deal with different fields and different levels of psychological problems.
The team members have a lot of experience, which means that they have a high level of professionalism and practical ability when dealing with practical psychological problems. This wealth of hands-on experience enables the team to better understand and solve customer problems.
Which family education training institution is ranked well and useful?
For children who are depressed and leave school at home, Yafang advises parents to take the following steps: Parents should fully understand and accept their child's condition, depression is a disease and not simply "bad mood", and they should not be blamed or forced to cheer up immediately. At this time, it is more important than anything else to give your children unconditional love and support, so that they know that home is their safe haven no matter when and where they are.
Give your child a quiet, harmonious, loving, supportive family atmosphere. Maintaining a routine routine, including sleep schedules, diet and exercise, can help improve your child's physical and mental health. Encourage your child to express their feelings, but avoid urging or forcing them to speak their minds. Listen more, judge less, try to make your child feel comfortable and safe, and let them know that talking is allowed and respected.
Depending on the child's situation, help them gradually resume some daily activities within their ability, such as reading, drawing, listening**, etc., and even arrange moderate family interactive games to help them re-establish their sense of joy and value in life.
Parents should also pay attention to self-care and emotional management, do not be too anxious or blame themselves for their child's condition, and make sure that they have enough energy to cope with the problem. Parents can also seek counselling when necessary to learn how to better support their children.