Gayane Khachatryan
VerifiedI am Gayane Khachatryan, a psychotherapist and clinical psychologist. I work mainly with adults in an individual format. My therapeutic approach i…
Area of support
Parenting can bring joy alongside exhaustion, uncertainty and changing family needs. Minder helps you compare professionals who can work with your goals without blame.
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Compare experience, languages, session options and price.
I am Gayane Khachatryan, a psychotherapist and clinical psychologist. I work mainly with adults in an individual format. My therapeutic approach i…
In my work, I consider it important to create a safe, respectful, and trustworthy environment where a person can talk about even the most painful and…
Area of support
Parenting support can address communication, routines, limits and a child’s developmental stage. It should adapt to the family and does not replace a child’s medical or developmental assessment when one is needed.
This guide is educational and cannot diagnose an individual.
Methods vary by professional. Check each profile and ask what they offer.
Practise clear expectations, attention and age-appropriate responses.
Explore how adults can coordinate and listen to the child’s needs.
Your first conversation
Bring one specific situation and your child’s age. Ask whether the professional sees caregivers, the child or the family together, and how privacy works.
Not necessarily. Ask the professional which format fits your concern and your child’s age.
Support should focus on understanding needs and practical options, not assigning blame.
Good support looks at development, family circumstances and your goals without reducing the issue to blame. Ask how caregivers and children will take part and what privacy applies.
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