Parent counselling
Parent counselling at Lernwelt Hamburg aims to...
- professionally assess the child's current learning situation
- to find the right support programme - this can also be something other than the integrative learning therapy or study coaching offered at Lernwelt Hamburg
- to organise family support in a motivating way
- think through learning habits and, if necessary, re-establish them
- getting to know (learning) games and using them in a targeted and effective way
- find the right support materials
- understand the legal situation at school and use it for the child if necessary
- prepare and conduct teacher interviews
- consider alternative educational pathways
- thinking through stays abroad and finding the right contacts
- to make the topic of school and learning more relaxed for the whole family
Why counselling for us parents?
As parents, you want the best for your child. This is not always easy to achieve in everyday family and school life. School can be a challenge for the whole family.
In fact, as parents you play a central role in your child's learning process, because learning is a systemic process that takes place not only at school but also in the family environment. It is often the everyday challenges and dynamics in the family that influence learning success. Targeted parent counselling can help you to better understand your child's individual school situation and gain new perspectives on it. Your questions and concerns take centre stage. On request, we can also analyse samples of your child's work and develop joint strategies to provide your child with the best possible support and to strengthen and relax family relationships.
In a parent counselling session, we will find out what support is best for your child to rediscover the natural joy of learning: These can be very different interventions; playful encouragement with the whole family, small changes to home exercises, suitable tutoring to fill gaps in content, individualised study coaching to reignite motivation or even integrative learning therapy to consolidate basic skills.
Concrete procedure for parental counselling
1.
Establish contact by e-mail
2.
Short-term appointment, digitally via ZOOM or in the practice, usually in the morning hours
3.
Further appointments if necessary
4.
Follow-up appointments on request to adjust the results