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Succoris Psychology

Support for

Confident, connected parenting with psychological support for carers.

Psychological support for parents — navigating behaviour, big emotions, neurodivergence, and the relentless demands of caregiving.

Psychological support for parents and carers

Key information you should know

  • Parenting support isn't about being a 'better parent' — it's about understanding what's happening for your child and what's happening for you.
  • We work with parents one-on-one (without the child present), alongside child-focused therapy, or in family sessions.
  • Common areas include behavioural challenges, big emotions, school refusal, neurodivergence, and parental burnout.

Signs you might benefit from parenting support support

  • Feeling out of your depth with your child's behaviour or emotions
  • Daily life feels harder than it should — meals, mornings, bedtime
  • Concern that something more is going on for your child (ADHD, autism, anxiety)
  • Conflict with your co-parent about parenting approaches
  • Losing your temper more than you want to
  • Guilt about how you're parenting
  • Wondering whether your child needs an assessment or therapy

How therapy can help with parenting support

Parenting is demanding. Behaviour challenges, big emotions, school stress, neurodivergence in children, and conflict between carers can leave you depleted and unsure of the next step.

Parenting-focused sessions (often without the child present) help you understand what is happening, regulate your own reactions, and decide when child therapy or assessment might help.

Psychologists who support parenting support

6 psychologists with experience in parenting support.

Prefer to reach out directly? We're happy to help.

Common questions

More answers on our FAQs page.