This comprehensive certification course in Child Psychology offers an in-depth exploration of how children grow, think, feel, and behave through the lens of psychological science. Starting with key concepts in child psychology, learners will delve into cognitive and socio-emotional development, understanding how children process the world around them and form relationships. The curriculum integrates developmental theories with real-world observations, making it suitable for both beginners and professionals looking to strengthen their understanding of child behaviour.

In the second part of the course, students will examine the powerful external influences that shape a child’s growth. This includes the impact of socio-cultural norms, parenting styles, and educational environments. Through these lessons, learners gain a holistic view of what contributes to a child’s psychological well-being and how diverse settings can affect emotional regulation and behavioural outcomes.

Further modules focus on emotional and social development, including how to foster self-esteem, understand attachment styles, and promote healthy relationships in children. Importantly, the course also provides guidance on identifying and managing common psychological challenges such as bullying, childhood depression, behavioural disorders, grief, stress, and the impact of abuse or parental separation.

The final section introduces therapeutic interventions and counselling strategies specifically tailored for children. Learners will explore child-friendly therapy models and how psychological support can be adapted to meet the individual needs of children experiencing emotional distress or trauma. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and tools needed to provide informed, sensitive, and ethical support to children in various personal and professional contexts.