Educational counselling for parents
Sometimes the problem is not that a child does not want to learn, but that they do not know how to learn.
Lower grades are often linked to weak study habits, poor organisation, lack of confidence or everyday conflicts around schoolwork.
Through individual educational counselling, we help parents understand the causes of difficulties and find concrete solutions tailored to their child.
If your child...
...educational counselling can be the first step towards positive change.
A 60-minute online conversation
The counselling session lasts 60 minutes, takes place online by video call and includes:
- Individual conversation with a parent
- An analysis of the child's challenges and needs
- Guidance for developing study habits, motivation and independence
- Practical suggestions you can apply at home right away
- Written individual recommendations after the counselling session
Introductory conversation
15 minutes | Free of charge
Not sure what kind of support is best for your child?
In a short online conversation, we will learn about your situation, answer initial questions and recommend the most suitable form of support.
- getting to know the situation
- an assessment of the child's needs
- a recommendation for next steps
No obligation to book a service.
35 € | 60 minutes
Includes:
- individual conversation with a parent
- an analysis of the challenges
- concrete recommendations for work at home
- written summary after counselling
90 € | 3 × 60 minutes
For parents who need ongoing support.
The package includes:
- 3 individual counselling sessions
- progress tracking
- adjustments to recommendations
- written guidance after each session
- option of short email consultations between sessions
Note
Educational counselling is not psychological counselling or therapy.
It is professional educational support focused on developing effective study habits, organisation and motivation, while giving parents concrete guidance on how to support their child successfully at school.
If during the conversation we determine that the child needs another type of professional support, we will refer the parent to an appropriate specialist.