Psychology
Overview:
Psychology helps children (and anyone) better navigate emotions, behaviors, and relationships. At Creatively, sessions are playful and nurturing, respecting each person’s pace and story. We work on self-awareness, emotional strength, and building strategies to face everyday challenges — whether at home, at school, or with friends.
Recommended for:
Emotional and behavioral difficulties
Anxiety, fears, and insecurities
Grief, separation, or major life changes
Development of self-esteem and social-emotional skills
Neuropsychology
Overview:
Neuropsychology explores how the brain works in different aspects — memory, attention, language, reasoning, and behavior. Here, we carry out assessments to understand how a child (or adult) learns and responds to the world, helping to identify possible difficulties and guide the best paths for support.
Recommended for:
Learning or attention difficulties
Neurodevelopmental disorders (such as ADHD and ASD)
Cognitive concerns in adults and seniors
Diagnostic evaluation processes
Speech Therapy
Overview:
Here, communication is at the heart of care! Speech therapy works with language, speech, voice, reading, writing, feeding, and much more. In a fun and interactive way, we help children (or adults) communicate better, developing their skills in a functional and enjoyable way.
Recommended for:
Speech and language delay
Sound substitutions and pronunciation difficulties
Stuttering or voice disorders
Reading and writing difficulties
Oral dysfunctions related to feeding
Occupational Therapy
Overview:
Occupational therapy focuses on helping children develop greater independence and functionality in their daily lives. We work on everything from motor and cognitive skills to emotional and social regulation, always through meaningful and creative activities that make sense for each stage of life.
Recommended for:
Motor coordination difficulties
Global developmental delays
Self-regulation challenges (sleep, feeding, behavior)
Encouraging independence in daily tasks
ABA and complementary approaches (CBT, TEACCH, PECS, Denver, etc.)
Overview:
These approaches are evidence-based and personalized according to each person’s needs. Here, everything is done in a natural, respectful, and integrated way, so that learning happens in a meaningful and lasting way.
Recommended for:
ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder)
Behavioral and adaptation difficulties
Development of functional communication
Promoting independence in daily life
RBT (Registered Behavior Technician)
Overview:
RBT support takes care beyond the clinic — reaching the child’s real-life environments. It can happen at school, at home, or during guided outings. The focus is to help generalize learned skills and promote greater independence and confidence.
Recommended for:
Expanding independence in different contexts
School and social inclusion
Situations that require support in external environments
Routine transitions and significant life changes
Social Skills
Overview:
Learning how to connect with others is a skill — and it can (and should!) be nurtured with care, creativity, and attentive listening. We work in groups or individual sessions, helping children develop empathy, cooperation, self-control, and communication.
Recommended for:
Difficulty relating to other children
Low tolerance for frustration
Aggressive or withdrawn behaviors
Development of empathy and respect for others
