Course in Child and Adolescent Psychology: Parenting Guide

Master child and adolescent psychology with practical strategies to detect, intervene, and prevent emotional and behavioral problems. Comprehensive training that gives you confidence to support children and teens and know when to refer to a specialist.

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Course in Child and Adolescent Psychology: Parenting Guide

Do you struggle to understand your teenager's mood swings? Are you worried about your child's behavioral problems, anxiety, or school difficulties? Childhood and adolescence are crucial developmental stages, but they are full of challenges that can unsettle any caregiver.

This course is your practical guide to navigate the complex world of child development and adolescence. It is not a psychiatry manual, but a program designed to help you understand what is normal at each stage and when warning signs require attention. We will give you tools to understand child mental health from a holistic perspective.

We will explore common challenges. You will learn the basics of learning disorders such as dyslexia or ADHD, how to manage behavioral problems with empathy, and how to identify childhood anxiety or depression. We will address sensitive topics like bullying, childhood trauma, and the importance of building secure attachment as a foundation for resilience.

The goal is to give you early intervention strategies and practical evidence based guidance. You will learn emotional education techniques, ways to foster social skills, and the use of therapeutic play. By the end, you will have the confidence to support your children or students' cognitive and emotional development, knowing how to act and when to seek professional help.

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What will you learn in this course?

  • 🧠 To understand the key stages of child development and adolescent psychology (cognitive, social, and emotional changes).
  • 🚫 To identify the signs of the most common behavioral problems and learning disorders (ADHD, dyslexia).
  • 🧘‍♂️ How to manage childhood anxiety, depression, and the impact of bullying, promoting resilience and self-esteem.
  • ❤️ The importance of secure attachment and how to apply emotional education and positive parenting in everyday life.
  • 🤝 Practical intervention strategies and therapeutic play to teach social skills and manage conflicts.
  • 👩‍⚕️ To know when a child psychological assessment is necessary and how to collaborate with mental health professionals.

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The course syllabus includes:

👨🏻‍🏫 18 Topics
TOPIC 1: INTRODUCTION TO CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
9 Lessons00:57:51
You will recognize cognitive and socioemotional development, signs of ADHD and autism, theories, ethical approaches and practical interventions to support children, families and educators in health and wellbeing.

1.1. Definition and scope of child psychology

You will identify children's cognitive and socioemotional development, recognize signs of disorders such as ADHD or ASD, and apply practical intervention strategies to support children, families and educators.

04:30

1.2. Main theories of child development

Get to know key theories of child development and how they explain cognitive, emotional, social, and moral growth from infancy to adolescence.

06:10

1.3. Research methods in child psychology

Learn key research methods in child psychology, their advantages and limitations, and how to choose ethical techniques such as observation, longitudinal studies, experiments, interviews and neuroscience.

06:18

1.4. Factors influencing child psychological development

Discover how genetics, family, school, culture, economy, health, and early experiences shape children's psychological development and which interventions foster resilience.

07:36

1.5. Prenatal and neonatal development

You will identify stages and processes of prenatal and neonatal development, associated risks and essential care, and ways to support bonding and healthy growth of the newborn

05:16

1.6. Importance of early childhood in emotional development

How early emotional experiences from birth to age six shape emotional regulation, self-esteem and social skills, and what parents and professionals can do to foster secure attachment.

07:10

1.7. Cognitive development in childhood

Identifies stages and milestones of child cognitive development, key theories such as Piaget and Vygotsky, and how language, memory, play and social context influence learning and possible interventions.

07:41

1.8. Ethics in child psychology research and practice

Master ethical principles in child psychology: respect for dignity, informed consent, confidentiality, cultural sensitivity, responsible assessment, and harm prevention.

07:56

1.9. Holistic well-being in childhood and adolescence

Discover how to promote physical, emotional, social, and cognitive well-being in children and adolescents with practical strategies and healthy routines.

05:14

TOPIC 2: PARENTING CHALLENGES
19 Lessons01:52:25
Master practical respectful parenting strategies to set empathetic limits, foster autonomy and resilience, regulate emotions, boost self esteem, and create safe, lasting environments for child development

2.1. Discipline in child rearing

Practical techniques for respectful discipline: set clear limits, apply logical consequences, use positive reinforcement, and teach self regulation and emotional communication to children.

04:25

2.2. Patience in raising children

Applying patience in parenting: benefits for child development, practical strategies such as mindfulness, realistic expectations and self care to manage challenging behaviors and strengthen bonds and resilience.

04:38

2.3. Parenting model in authoritarian families

Identify traits of authoritarian parenting, its effects in childhood, and learn alternatives and practical strategies to promote empathetic boundaries, two-way communication, and children's autonomy.

05:18

2.4. Parenting model in overprotective families

Identify the characteristics and consequences of overprotection in childhood and learn practical strategies to foster autonomy and resilience in your parenting.

05:26

2.5. Parenting model in permissive families

You will identify traits of permissive parenting, its effects on child self-regulation, and receive practical strategies to set empathetic limits and foster responsible autonomy.

05:03

2.6. Ideal parenting model

Practical tips for applying a parenting model that builds emotional connection, sets healthy boundaries, fosters autonomy and resilience, and encourages open communication while respecting the child's individuality

05:55

2.7. Safe environment in child rearing

Keys to creating a safe parenting environment: preventing physical and digital risks, providing emotional support, fostering healthy relationships and activities that boost cognitive development.

06:18

2.8. Children's self-esteem and parenting

How to positively influence children's self-esteem: identify problems, foster autonomy, resilience, social skills, a healthy body image, and when to seek professional support.

06:01

2.9. Self-regulation in child rearing

How to support the development of self regulation in children and teens at home: practical strategies to model calm, set routines, teach coping skills, and manage technology use.

06:43

2.10. Role of adults in the development of a child's skills

How to guide children and adolescents to strengthen motor, cognitive, emotional and social skills through play, stimulation, reading and support in decision making

07:07

2.11. Controlled participation of children in adult conversations

Strategies to include children respectfully and in a controlled way in adult conversations, fostering language, empathy, critical thinking and communication norms

07:57

2.12. How do positive words affect children?

Use positive language to boost children's self-esteem, validate feelings, foster communication and autonomy, and build warm, respectful relationships.

05:22

2.13. Celebrate children's efforts, not just their success.

Celebrate children's effort to build a growth mindset, resilience, and self-esteem rooted in improvement, with practical guidance for feedback, curiosity, and collaboration.

06:01

2.14. Make your child feel special

How to help a child feel special and strengthen their self-esteem, identity, and social skills through realistic praise, support with challenges, empathetic communication, and quality time

06:36

2.15. Spontaneity in parenting

How to use spontaneity to boost creativity, strengthen emotional bonds and teach adaptability and resilience in parenting.

05:15

2.16. Love in the parenting environment

You will learn to use love in parenting to strengthen bonds, build self esteem and social skills, apply empathetic discipline, and foster independence through communication and quality time.

06:32

2.17. The influence of parenting styles on children's behavior

You will learn how authoritarian, permissive, democratic, neglectful, and helicopter parenting styles affect children's behavior and emotional health, and which practices support healthy development

06:12

2.18. Financial responsibility tips for parents raising children

How to teach your children financial habits: saving, budgeting, mindful spending, banking, credit, and entrepreneurship so they make responsible choices and plan their financial future.

05:48

2.19. Challenges of parenting

Strategies to help you recognize and manage fatigue, guilt, lack of sleep, tantrums and communication by age, achieving balanced parenting

05:48

TOPIC 3: EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDHOOD
11 Lessons00:52:23
You will learn practical techniques to build a secure emotional bond, identify and regulate children's emotions, and support families and schools with concrete tools.

3.1. Emotional bonding and early attachment

How to form and strengthen emotional bonds and early attachment: key theories, attachment styles, influencing factors and concrete practices to promote emotional security in early childhood

04:27

3.2. Development of basic emotions

How to recognize and support the development of basic emotions in early childhood, including milestones, genetic influences, and practical caregiver strategies for emotional regulation

04:24

3.3. Emotional regulation in children

How to promote emotional regulation in children: biology, the role of caregivers and schools, practical tools like breathing, emotion identification, play and creativity to build self awareness and empathy.

03:52

3.4. Emotional regulation strategies

Practical strategies to teach children to identify, express and regulate emotions: breathing and mindfulness, visualization, stories, routines, open communication and problem solving

06:24

3.5. Emotional development tools

Practical tools for parents and educators to recognize, validate and name emotions, foster self-awareness and emotional regulation, and develop empathy, boundaries, healthy relationships and resilience in children.

05:50

3.6. Influence of the family environment on emotional development

How the family environment shapes children's emotional development: bonds, communication, coping strategies, rituals, stability, and how family resilience mitigates external factors.

03:47

3.7. Strategies to foster emotional intelligence in childhood

Practical strategies to teach children to recognize and name emotions, build empathy and self regulation, encourage open communication and resilience, and model healthy emotional behavior at home and at school.

04:25

3.8. Manifestations of emotional problems in children

You will identify signs, understand causes, and apply support strategies for children with emotional difficulties

04:53

3.9. Therapeutic interventions in child emotional development

Identify emotional signals in children and apply practical interventions: play and filial therapy, adapted CBT, mindfulness, art therapy, gradual exposure, and music therapy to foster regulation and family bonding

05:28

3.10. Explain and teach children to express emotions

In this video you will learn practical techniques to help children identify, name, and express their emotions, validate their feelings, and build routines and safe spaces for sharing how they feel.

04:07

3.11. What can parents do to help their children manage their emotions?

Strategies to help your children recognize, express, and regulate their emotions through listening, validation, emotional vocabulary, modeling, and age-appropriate creative activities.

04:46

TOPIC 4: COGNITIVE AND LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDHOOD
15 Lessons01:22:02
Identifies stages of cognitive and language development, detects difficulties and talents, and applies practical strategies using play, positive discipline, self control and ethical digital tools to enhance learning

4.1. Stages of cognitive development according to piaget

Discover Piaget's four stages of cognitive development, their milestones, and how to apply their educational implications at each age.

05:20

4.2. Development of preoperational and operational thinking

Discover the characteristics, challenges, and educational strategies to support Piaget's preoperational and concrete operational thinking in children ages 2 to 11.

04:54

4.3. Language development in childhood

You will identify the stages of child language development, the factors that affect them, and practical strategies to promote communication and detect signs of risk.

04:45

4.4. Factors influencing language acquisition

Discover which biological, genetic, environmental, and social factors influence child language acquisition and which practices support and enhance communicative development.

06:00

4.5. Memory and attention development in children

Learn how memory and attention develop in childhood and which strategies caregivers and teachers can use to support them.

05:45

4.6. Importance of play in cognitive development

Using play to boost cognitive development, language, problem solving, social and motor skills, and practical strategies educators and caregivers can use

05:14

4.7. Learning difficulties and how to address them

Identify signs and types of learning difficulties, understand causes and assessment, and apply educational and emotional strategies and interventions to support each child.

06:28

4.8. Strategies to stimulate critical thinking in childhood

Strategies to stimulate critical thinking in children through hands on activities like observation, association, questioning, problem solving, logic games and modeling dialogue.

06:21

4.9. Cultivating somatic awareness and nervous system health

Practices and games to teach children to notice and regulate their bodily sensations using breathing, sensory exploration, and mindfulness to improve emotional regulation and attention.

03:10

4.10. Gifted children. Teaching techniques

How to identify gifted children and apply personalized teaching strategies for their academic and socioemotional development, including flexible assessment, curriculum enrichment, mentoring and promotion of autonomy

06:01

4.11. Conditions necessary for children to develop their talents

You will identify signs of talent in children and learn to create an academic, emotional, and community environment that nurtures it with curricular adaptations, mentoring, and socioemotional support.

05:29

4.12. Positive support for developing children's talents

Support and nurture children's talent by identifying strengths, creating imaginative environments, fostering curiosity and socioemotional skills, setting realistic goals, and connecting them with mentors.

05:40

4.13. Discipline and talent

How to use positive discipline and routines to enhance children's talents and foster self discipline, resilience and social and emotional skills at home and at school.

05:02

4.14. Habits to foster children's talents

Practical habits to boost children's talent: create stimulating environments, encourage curiosity and regular practice, develop creativity and autonomy, and tailor support to each child.

06:13

4.15. Technologies based on children's talents

How to use digital tools to identify and nurture children's talents, with practical strategies, resource examples, ethical guidelines, and ways to balance screen time and learning.

05:40

TOPIC 5: SELF-PERCEPTION IN CHILDHOOD
9 Lessons00:47:16
Tools to identify developmental stages and to promote at home and at school self esteem, emotions, play, critical thinking, empathy, resilience and inclusion.

5.1. Children's self-perception

Practical strategies to promote healthy self perception and self esteem in children, identify cultural influences, and teach emotional skills at home and at school.

05:18

5.2. Understanding changes in children

How to identify child development stages and use practical strategies to promote cognitive, social, and emotional skills from birth to adolescence.

05:27

5.3. Understanding the child's context

Discover how family, the physical environment, education, peers and the media shape a child's cognitive, emotional and social development and what actions to promote.

04:57

5.4. Spiritual formation in children

Techniques to nurture children's spirituality through values, mindfulness, respect for diversity, and connection with nature.

04:21

5.5. Self-definition, self-esteem, and play from preschool onwards

How self concept and self esteem develop from preschool to middle childhood and how to use play to promote them at each stage

05:31

5.6. Do not underestimate children's reasoning

You will learn how to recognize and strengthen children's reasoning, from curiosity and play to theory of mind, meaningful dialogue, and practical strategies to foster critical thinking and empathy.

05:26

5.7. Help your child develop social skills

Practical strategies for parents and educators to foster empathy, communication, conflict resolution and play in early childhood, strengthening relationships and emotional well being.

05:53

5.8. Fear of making mistakes in children

Identify signs of fear of making mistakes in children and use practical strategies to overcome it, promote a growth mindset, and build their resilience.

05:02

5.9. Social identity. Children's roles

Understand how social identity develops in childhood and learn to support roles, play, school, gender, media, empathy and inclusion to foster self affirmation.

05:21

TOPIC 6: SOCIALIZATION AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDHOOD
8 Lessons00:42:54
You will learn to identify how family, school, peers and media shape child socialization and apply strategies to promote social skills, healthy identity, empathy, values and behavior management

6.1. What is child socialization?

Discover how family, school, friends and media shape child socialization and learn strategies to foster social skills, a healthy identity and empathy from early childhood

04:49

6.2. Role of the family in child socialization

How the family shapes child socialization: emotional bonds, transmission of values, development of social skills, emotional regulation, and adaptation toward autonomy.

05:24

6.3. Development of identity and self-concept

Discover how children's identity and self-concept develop, which factors influence them, and strategies to foster a positive, resilient self-image in children and adolescents.

05:31

6.4. Development of social skills and empathy

How to identify and foster social skills and empathy in childhood: stages, theory of mind, teaching strategies, conflict management and support after adverse experiences

05:33

6.5. Influence of friends and peers on socialization

How interaction with friends and peers shapes identity, develops social skills, helps manage conflicts, affects children's self-esteem, and what strategies adults and educators can use

05:46

6.6. Development of morals and values in childhood

How morality develops in childhood: key factors, the family's role, fostering empathy and practical strategies to teach values and promote moral autonomy in children.

05:03

6.7. Interventions to address behavioral problems

You will identify causes and apply interventions for childhood behavior problems: comprehensive assessment, behavioral and cognitive behavioral therapy, therapeutic play, work with family and school, and self-regulation techniques.

05:24

6.8. Strategies to promote inclusion and diversity

Practical strategies to promote inclusion and diversity in early childhood: create inclusive environments, activities and programs that foster empathy, respect and participation of girls and boys with different abilities and backgrounds.

05:24

TOPIC 7: ELEMENTS TO CONSIDER IN CHILD BEHAVIOR
17 Lessons01:27:15
Design and implement an ethical, practical points and positive reinforcement system to improve child behavior, self-esteem and autonomy, address rivalry and bullying, and communicate limits with empathy and clear goals

7.1. Behavior management using points and rewards

Design and implement a points and rewards system based on positive reinforcement: benefits, ethical guidelines, practical steps, and solutions for challenges like demotivation and sibling comparisons.

04:45

7.2. Rewards according to the child's preferences

How to choose rewards based on a child's preferences to motivate behavior, strengthen self esteem, and apply practical, ethical strategies at home

05:11

7.3. Communication in the point system

Master communication to design and implement a points and rewards system that motivates your children with clarity, empathy, achievable goals and positive feedback.

05:31

7.4. Effectiveness of the reward system

Design and implement a points and positive reinforcement system to improve behavior, develop emotional and social skills, and adjust ethical, age and personality appropriate rewards for the child

05:27

7.5. Children who avoid responsibility

Learn why children avoid responsibilities, the consequences, and practical strategies to encourage autonomy, build routines, set clear expectations, and use positive reinforcement.

05:36

7.6. Plan to improve behavior

How to create a comprehensive plan for managing child behavior: understand developmental stages, set limits, use positive reinforcement, and teach emotional regulation.

04:56

7.7. Explaining consequences to children

Practical strategies for explaining consequences to children, tailoring the message to their age, and promoting empathy and responsibility through open communication and positive reinforcement.

03:46

7.8. Appropriate conditions for punishment

How to assess when, why, and under what conditions punishment may be justified in parenting, applied proportionally, respectfully and as a last resort alongside educational alternatives.

05:03

7.9. Parenting mistakes

Identify common parenting mistakes and learn concrete strategies to correct them, reinforce the positive, be consistent, and foster your childrens self esteem and intrinsic motivation

07:12

7.10. Effects of excessive stimulation

You will identify signs of overstimulation and learn to balance activities and unstructured play to foster autonomy, reduce stress, and support healthy child development.

04:23

7.11. Ignoring positive behavior

How to identify and use consistent, specific positive reinforcement to strengthen behavior, motivation and children's self esteem, and practical praise and reward strategies to boost emotional regulation and family bonding.

05:23

7.12. Communication and behavior control

Practical tools for parents and caregivers to manage children's communication and behavior, teach self regulation, set consistent limits, and foster emotional autonomy

06:11

7.13. Five-factor personality test

Learn how to interpret the Big Five test to identify Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness and Neuroticism in personal and professional life

06:01

7.14. Influence of siblings on personality

Discover how sibling relationships shape a child's personality, from imitation and emotional support to rivalry and their lasting effects on social skills and self-esteem.

04:14

7.15. Imitation of parental behavior

How parental imitation shapes children's personality, values and social relationships and practical strategies to model positive behavior at home.

05:00

7.16. Strategies for children who are victims of bullying

How to help a child recognize bullying, strengthen self-esteem, improve social skills, and seek support at home and school.

04:10

7.17. Strategies for aggressive children

Identify and transform the causes of bullying with strategies to redirect aggressive behavior, foster empathy and social skills, involve family and school, and apply educational consequences.

04:26

TOPIC 8: PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT IN CHILDHOOD
8 Lessons00:45:57
Assess and design interventions using cognitive, emotional, and psychomotor tests, conduct interviews and observations, interpret results with ethical judgment, and communicate clear plans to families and schools.

8.1. Psychological assessment methods in children

Identify child psychological assessment methods: cognitive, emotional and psychomotor tests, ethical criteria and how to interpret results to detect difficulties and plan effective interventions.

05:22

8.2. Interviews and observation in child assessment

Master conducting interviews and observation in child psychological assessment, integrate findings, adapt techniques by age, and respect ethical issues to obtain a complete view of the child.

05:43

8.3. Psychometric and intelligence testing in childhood

You will assess intelligence and cognitive functioning in children, administer psychometric tests, interpret results, collaborate with families and teachers, and address ethics and cultural bias.

05:58

8.4. Assessment of behavior and social skills

How to assess children's behavior and social skills: practical methods, result interpretation, and using findings to design interventions and guide families and educators.

06:11

8.5. Academic performance assessment

How to assess children's academic performance: methods, influencing factors, and using results to design effective educational interventions.

06:47

8.6. Assessment of developmental disorders

You will assess childhood developmental disorders through interviews, observation and testing, interpret results to design interventions, and coordinate care with families and schools.

05:43

8.7. Ethical considerations in psychological assessment

Ethical guidelines for assessing children: confidentiality and consent, cultural sensitivity, professional competence, prioritizing welfare, communicating results and seeking supervision.

05:43

8.8. Communicating results to parents and caregivers

Communicate the results of child assessments to parents with clarity, empathy, and ethical practice, contextualize findings, and design collaborative intervention plans that empower the family.

04:30

TOPIC 9: THEORIES OF CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
11 Lessons01:05:47
Master child development theories: Erikson, Piaget, Freud stages, attachment, social and behavioral learning, Vygotsky, Bronfenbrenner, theory of mind, emotional regulation and self regulation, and practical strategies.

9.1. Erikson's psychosocial development theory

You will identify the foundations and eight stages of Erikson's psychosocial theory, its key crises, and its applications and critiques in clinical and educational practice.

04:56 🔒

9.2. Behavior theories

Discover the main theories of behavior: behaviorism, social learning, cognitive theory, reinforcement, information processing, and the biopsychosocial approach and their practical applications.

05:20 🔒

9.3. Piaget: four stages of cognitive development

Explore Piaget's four stages of cognitive development, their characteristics and key milestones, and how to apply them in learning and teaching.

06:41 🔒

9.4. Bowlby and ainsworth. Attachment theory

Key concepts of attachment theory: Bowlby's stages, Ainsworth's patterns, and practical strategies to foster secure bonds between parents and children.

06:55 🔒

9.5. Bandura's social learning theory

You will identify the key foundations and principles of Bandura's social learning theory and how to apply them to understand and promote learning, imitation, and moral development in children.

06:16 🔒

9.6. Vygotsky's sociocultural theory

Understand Vygotsky's sociocultural theory, the Zone of Proximal Development, the role of language and adults, and how to apply these ideas to design collaborative classes and formative assessment.

06:44 🔒

9.7. Logical systems theory or bioecological model

You will identify and apply Bronfenbrenner's Theory of Logical Systems to analyze how different environmental levels influence child development and design educational interventions.

06:42 🔒

9.8. Theory of mind

Discover how Theory of Mind works, its development in childhood, factors that influence it, its impact on empathy and social skills, and practical strategies to promote it.

06:12 🔒

9.9. Emotional regulation and self-expression

Identify emotional regulation development across childhood stages, spot common challenges, and use practical strategies to promote children's self-expression and emotional well-being.

05:28 🔒

9.10. Theory of self-regulation

How to promote self-regulation in childhood: fundamentals, stages, key factors and practical strategies to improve emotional management, behavior, attention and academic success.

05:44 🔒

9.11. Freud's theory of psychosexual development

Identify and understand Freud's five stages of psychosexual development, their criticisms, and their current relevance

04:49 🔒

TOPIC 10: CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS
21 Lessons02:04:31
Tools to identify causes and signs and to apply practical interventions for ASD, ADHD, language and learning disorders, sleep, behavior and child mental health, engaging families, schools and professionals.

10.1. Autism spectrum disorders (Asd)

Learn what ASD is, its signs, genetic and environmental factors, how it is diagnosed, and recommended interventions and supports for families and professionals.

05:15 🔒

10.2. Language and communication disorders

You will identify the types, causes, diagnosis and treatments of language disorders and learn how to support children, families, and schools with strategies and early intervention.

06:12 🔒

10.3. Adhd (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)

Understand ADHD: symptoms, causes, diagnosis, treatments and practical strategies for parents, teachers and professionals to support children at school and at home.

07:02 🔒

10.4. Learning disorders

Identify types and causes of learning disorders, learn to assess them and apply educational and multidisciplinary support strategies to promote self-esteem and academic success.

07:03 🔒

10.5. Sleep disorders and enuresis

Detect and address childhood sleep disorders and enuresis: causes, developmental effects and practical tools for routines, environment, emotional support and professional interventions

05:19 🔒

10.6. Strategies for children with sleep disorders

Video shows how to identify and treat childhood sleep disorders, create routines and a supportive sleep environment, apply relaxation techniques, and recognize when to consult a specialist.

04:07 🔒

10.7. Behavioral and conduct disorders

You will identify the most common childhood behavioral disorders, their causes, their impact on development, and practical intervention strategies for families and professionals.

06:35 🔒

10.8. Support strategies for children with developmental disorders

Practical strategies to assess, design, and adjust interventions for children with developmental disorders, involving family, speech and occupational therapy, classroom adaptations, and assistive technology.

06:58 🔒

10.9. Classification and diagnosis of psychological disorders in children

You will learn about major childhood psychological disorders, classification and diagnostic systems, clinical challenges, and assessment and intervention strategies with a family and cultural focus.

06:45 🔒

10.10. Risk and protective factors in child psychopathology

Identify risk and protective factors in child psychopathology and learn practical strategies for professionals, parents and educators to build resilience and prevent disorders.

05:57 🔒

10.11. The four ds of psychopathology

Identify and apply the Four Ds of child psychopathology: dysfunction, distress, deviance, danger to recognize signs, assess severity and guide early interventions.

04:55 🔒

10.12. Mood disorders in children

You will identify mood disorders in childhood, their causes and warning signs, and learn therapeutic approaches and family and school support strategies.

05:52 🔒

10.13. Anxiety disorders in childhood

You will identify childhood anxiety disorders, their causes and warning signs, and learn effective interventions such as CBT, gradual exposure, and family work to improve the child's well-being.

05:40 🔒

10.14. Different forms of anxiety disorders

Identify anxiety disorders in childhood, their signs and causes, and learn effective assessment and intervention strategies to help the child.

06:10 🔒

10.15. Triggers of anxiety during parenting

Discover what causes anxiety in parenting and how to reduce it with practical strategies to manage stress, improve sleep, strengthen couple communication, and find support.

06:30 🔒

10.16. Parental behaviors that cause anxiety in children

Detect parental behaviors that cause anxiety and apply practical strategies to promote autonomy, communication, and an emotionally safe environment for children.

06:34 🔒

10.17. Taking control of our children's anxiety

Detect signs of anxiety in children and use practical strategies: open dialogue, healthy routines, gradual exposure, breathing and relaxation techniques, fostering resilience and guidance to seek professional help.

05:37 🔒

10.18. Parental anxiety in the parenting process

Identify causes and effects of parental anxiety and learn practical ways to reduce it: adjust expectations, improve communication and support, prioritize your health, and seek coping techniques and professional help.

05:24 🔒

10.19. Depressive disorder in children

Recognize signs, understand causes, and apply practical intervention and family support strategies for depressive disorder in children.

05:47 🔒

10.20. Eating disorders in children

You will recognize signs of eating disorders in children, understand their causes, and learn strategies for early detection and intervention.

05:33 🔒

10.21. Therapeutic approach to child psychopathology

Therapeutic techniques to detect and treat childhood psychopathology: early intervention, adapted approaches, and collaboration between professionals and families

05:16 🔒

TOPIC 11: PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS IN CHILDHOOD
10 Lessons00:57:58
You will master the main types of child therapy, their goals, practical techniques, and how to assess, design, and integrate family and multidisciplinary interventions for children with disorders, traumas, and developmental delays.

11.1. Types of therapy for children

Identify types of therapy for children, their goals, methods and when to use them: play therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, filial play, solution focused therapy, gestalt therapy, narrative therapy and exposure therapy

05:35 🔒

11.2. Cognitive-behavioral therapy in children

How is cognitive behavioral therapy applied to children, what play techniques and strategies are used, which disorders does it address, and what benefits and coping skills does it provide

05:44 🔒

11.3. Play therapy and its therapeutic application

How to use play therapy to assess and treat children's emotions, behaviors and traumas, including modalities, practical tools and therapeutic benefits.

06:24 🔒

11.4. Family therapy in the context of children

You will identify how child and family therapy analyzes family dynamics, applies practical interventions, and improves communication, roles and bonds to resolve conflicts and behavioral problems in children

06:04 🔒

11.5. Art therapy and creative expression

Discover how to apply art therapy for children: what it is, tools and session activities, evaluation, emotional and social benefits, and ethical guidelines to promote expression, self-esteem and coping.

06:06 🔒

11.6. Exposure therapy for anxiety disorders

How to apply exposure therapy with children: principles, assessment and hierarchy of situations, gradual exposure and positive reinforcement to reduce anxiety, improve self-efficacy and guide parents through the process.

05:42 🔒

11.7. Mindfulness-based interventions

How to design and implement mindfulness interventions for children: theoretical foundations, age-appropriate activities, school integration, family involvement, and benefits for stress, attention, self-regulation, and empathy.

05:43 🔒

11.8. Early intervention programs

Identify delays and risks in children and provide assessments, therapies, and family support in early intervention to enhance development and prevent later difficulties.

05:33 🔒

11.9. Interdisciplinary coordination in psychological interventions

How to design and coordinate psychological interventions for children by integrating multidisciplinary teams, addressing challenges, benefits and ethical guidelines to personalize and optimize care for the child and family.

05:30 🔒

11.10. Children's needs through schema therapy

Learn the five childhood emotional needs in Schema Therapy, how to spot schemas in children, and practical strategies to intervene early and collaborate with caregivers.

05:37 🔒

TOPIC 12: ELEMENTS TO CONSIDER IN CHILDREN'S TEMPERAMENT
12 Lessons01:01:01
Identify child temperament and apply practical parenting and school strategies to regulate emotions, adapt routines and environments, and foster autonomy, social skills and resilience.

12.1. Types of temperaments in children

Identify key child temperaments and learn to adapt parenting and teaching based on reactivity, sociability and sensitivity, including how to manage them at home and at school.

05:06 🔒

12.2. Strategies for managing a child's temperament

You will identify the child's temperament and apply practical strategies to observe, accept, communicate, set routines, and teach emotional self-regulation at home and at school.

05:09 🔒

12.3. Factors influencing a child's temperament

You will learn how genetics, prenatal experiences, the maternal bond, family environment, culture, and peers shape child temperament and which parenting strategies support emotional regulation.

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12.4. Children with difficult temperaments

Identify difficult temperament in children and use practical strategies to regulate emotions, set clear boundaries, encourage autonomy, and strengthen social and emotional skills.

04:27 🔒

12.5. Children with easy or flexible temperaments

Learn how to recognize an easy temperament in children and use practical strategies to enhance their autonomy, emotional regulation, social skills, assertive communication, resilience, and empathy.

04:07 🔒

12.6. Children with fearful or caustic temperaments

Strategies to identify and support children with fearful or caustic temperaments: recognize their sensitivity, manage anxiety, and promote self regulation, social skills and resilience.

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12.7. Children with rhythmic temperaments

Recognize rhythmic temperament in children and use practical strategies to foster their self regulation, adaptability, creativity, and positive relationships.

04:59 🔒

12.8. Temperament according to thomas and chess's theory

How to identify and apply the Thomas and Chess temperament theory to adapt parenting and teaching to the nine dimensions and support a child's emotional and social development

05:37 🔒

12.9. Adaptability in parenting

Practical strategies to adapt parenting to each stage and temperament, foster resilience and autonomy, create flexible routines, and care for parental well being.

05:07 🔒

12.10. Mood in children

Identify causes and signs of mood in children and apply practical strategies to support self-regulation, communication, and emotional health

05:07 🔒

12.11. The sensory threshold in children

You will identify the sensory threshold in children, understand its impact on behavior and learning, and apply practical strategies to adapt environments and support their sensory development.

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12.12. Adapting to your child's temperament

You will identify your child's temperament and learn practical strategies to adapt routines, regulate emotions, promote independence, and improve communication and family relationships.

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TOPIC 13: SCHOOL AND EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
16 Lessons01:27:20
Detect and assess difficulties, design and implement inclusive interventions and adaptations, coordinate families and teachers, and enhance children's academic and socioemotional development.

13.1. Cognitive development in children

Discover how language, logical thinking, and creativity develop from preschool through middle childhood, and how to detect and support learning difficulties.

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13.2. Role of the psychologist in the educational field

Discover how the educational psychologist identifies and assesses difficulties, provides emotional support, works with families and teachers, and designs interventions to improve wellbeing and academic performance.

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13.3. Assessment of special educational needs

Identify how to assess special educational needs and use results to design supports and personalized programs that enhance academic and socioemotional development

06:12 🔒

13.4. Designing educational intervention programs

You will design and implement educational intervention programs: identify needs, tailor strategies, coordinate teams, integrate socioemotional support and technology, measure impact and promote autonomy

05:02 🔒

13.5. Strategies to promote academic performance

How to boost children's academic performance through stimulating study environments, planning and organization, study techniques, autonomy, emotional support and collaboration between parents and teachers

05:40 🔒

13.6. Prevention of bullying and violence

How to identify and prevent school bullying through empathy, early intervention, inclusion, family involvement, and conflict resolution programs.

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13.7. Academic and vocational counseling

Discover practical academic and career guidance strategies to choose courses, improve study skills, adapt methods to learning styles, and support school transitions and career choices.

05:24 🔒

13.8. Collaboration with teachers and school staff

How to collaborate with child psychologists and school staff to identify needs, design interventions, and improve wellbeing and learning

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13.9. Curricular adaptations and support for diversity

How to design and implement curricular adaptations and inclusive strategies that address academic, social and emotional diversity to enhance participation and success for all students.

06:09 🔒

13.10. Excessive burden in the learning process

Identify the causes and effects of learning overload and apply management, organization, rest, and curricular flexibility strategies to reduce stress and improve your performance and well-being.

05:12 🔒

13.11. Learning techniques in childhood

Discover practical techniques to boost children's cognitive development: play, experiential learning, storytelling, sensory stimulation, cooperation, metacognition, memory, and balanced use of technology.

05:02 🔒

13.12. Effects of celebrations on the learning process

Discover how celebrations boost motivation, self esteem, creativity, social and emotional skills, planning, and cultural appreciation in child development.

05:09 🔒

13.13. How to avoid distractions?

Practical strategies to reduce distractions and create a supportive environment, set routines and dedicated spaces, schedule breaks and limit screen time, plus self regulation techniques and guidance for parents and teachers

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13.14. Anxiety in children in the educational process

How to identify causes and signs of anxiety in the classroom, its impact on learning, and practical strategies for teachers, families, and professionals to address it effectively.

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13.15. Common learning and developmental disorders in childhood

You will identify the most common learning and developmental disorders, their characteristics, impact, and intervention strategies to design early and inclusive supports.

06:34 🔒

13.16. Managing learning problems

Identify signs of learning problems and developmental disorders, design early practical interventions, coordinate family and school supports, and use assistive technology to promote inclusion and resilience.

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TOPIC 14: ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
10 Lessons00:59:10
Identify physical, cognitive, and emotional changes from childhood to adolescence, recognize risks, and apply practical strategies for family support, communication, self regulation, sexual health, and digital wellbeing

14.1. Comparison between childhood and adolescence

How to distinguish physical, cognitive, and emotional traits, milestones, and challenges between childhood and adolescence, and to understand the family's role at each stage.

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14.2. Physical and hormonal changes in adolescence

Discover physical and hormonal changes during adolescence, their effects on body and mind, warning signs of mental health risk, and practical strategies to cope and improve self care.

06:48 🔒

14.3. Cognitive development and decision making

Evolution of decision making from childhood to adolescence and practical strategies to foster self-regulation, critical thinking and problem solving

05:36 🔒

14.4. Development of identity and autonomy

Practical strategies to support identity and autonomy development from early childhood through adolescence.

06:13 🔒

14.5. Family relationships and conflicts in adolescence

Practical strategies for managing conflicts with adolescents: improve communication, set healthy boundaries, spot warning signs, and foster empathy and family connection.

05:41 🔒

14.6. Sexual development in adolescence

How to understand sexual development in adolescence: physical and emotional changes, identity and orientation, communication and consent, prevention and resources to support healthy sexuality.

05:50 🔒

14.7. Influence of media and technology

Analyze how media and technology influence the cognitive, emotional, and social development of children and adolescents, and learn strategies to protect their well-being and promote critical thinking and digital skills.

05:20 🔒

14.8. Risk and protective factors in adolescence

Identify risks and protective factors in adolescence and learn to strengthen mental health, relationships, and resilience through family support, education, coping skills, and prevention of risky behaviors.

05:08 🔒

14.9. Interventions for common problems in adolescence

Practical techniques to identify and address anxiety, depression, behavioral issues, isolation, sexual health, substance abuse and academic stress, integrating family, school and therapy.

07:19 🔒

14.10. Adolescent development and globalization

Discover how globalization shapes adolescents' identity, relationships and social awareness, and the intercultural and resilience skills they need to face these challenges.

06:06 🔒

TOPIC 15: CHILD PSYCHOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY
13 Lessons01:09:17
Manage technology use for children and adolescents: prevent risks and cyberbullying, balance screen time, promote creativity and digital literacy, set limits, use parental controls and provide emotional support.

15.1. Technology and child development

You will identify the impact of technology on children and learn to prevent risks, balance screen time, foster creativity, and teach digital literacy and online etiquette.

05:50 🔒

15.2. Appropriate use of devices

Practical strategies to encourage healthy device use in children and adolescents: leverage benefits, reduce risks, set limits, promote educational content and encourage off-screen activities

05:45 🔒

15.3. Digital skills in children

Learn how to teach children to use technology safely, creatively and critically by setting limits, fostering digital skills and protecting their online and emotional wellbeing.

06:01 🔒

15.4. Social media: risks and benefits

Identify risks and benefits of social media for children: effects on self-esteem and mental health, safety and cyberbullying, screen time, communication and digital literacy to guide parents and educators.

05:24 🔒

15.5. Cyberbullying and prevention

How to identify cyberbullying, understand its effects on children's mental health, and implement practical prevention and support strategies in schools and families

04:17 🔒

15.6. Video games and digital content

How to assess the psychological impact of video games and digital content on children: identify risks like addiction and inappropriate content, recognize educational benefits, and implement prevention strategies and healthy limits.

04:23 🔒

15.7. Online therapy for children

How to use online therapy and digital resources to assess, intervene in, and protect children's mental wellbeing, covering accessibility, ethics, privacy, and practical tools for families and professionals.

04:58 🔒

15.8. Digital safety for families

How to protect your children online: identify inappropriate content, set parental controls, prevent and respond to cyberbullying, set rules, learn about apps, and promote digital citizenship.

04:40 🔒

15.9. Parental responsibility for technology

How to guide your children in responsible use of technology: set limits and controls, teach critical thinking and online safety, support digital learning, and adapt rules to their age.

06:14 🔒

15.10. Screen time

How to set limits, routines and educational content to manage children's screen time, promote physical activity and ensure online safety.

06:26 🔒

15.11. Accessible technology for children

Identify which technologies are appropriate by age, their benefits and risks, and how to use parental controls, set limits, and provide education for a safe, balanced digital introduction.

05:03 🔒

15.12. Accessible technology for adolescents

How to support adolescents in the safe and responsible use of phones, social media, video games and apps by identifying risks, benefits and boundaries for healthy digital integration.

05:04 🔒

15.13. Effective communication about technology

Talk with children about technology: build trust and listen actively, set limits and rules, prevent online risks, and foster critical thinking, autonomy, and responsible use.

05:12 🔒

TOPIC 16: ADULT PSYCHOLOGY. OTHER DISORDERS
18 Lessons01:34:08
You will master theoretical approaches and the scientific method, clinical assessment and the DSM, diagnosis and evidence based therapies, behavioral techniques, stigma reduction, and strategies for development, family, personality and aging

16.1. Main psychological models and perspectives

Covers the main schools of psychology, from psychoanalysis and behaviorism to cognition, neuroscience and applied approaches, helping to understand current theories, methods and challenges.

04:49 🔒

16.2. The scientific method in psychology

Understand how psychology uses the scientific method: observation, hypotheses, research designs and methods, data analysis, interpretation, theory development, practical applications and ethical standards

04:55 🔒

16.3. Fundamentals of abnormal psychology

Learn the fundamentals of abnormal psychology: definition, diagnosis, biological and psychological theories, common disorders, and treatments to reduce stigma and apply a holistic approach.

05:15 🔒

16.4. Perspectives on abnormal behavior

You will compare major perspectives on abnormal behavior and understand causes, diagnoses and therapeutic approaches to better grasp mental disorders.

05:06 🔒

16.5. Clinical psychology

Explore the foundations, methods, and applications of clinical psychology to assess and diagnose, deliver effective therapies, and address challenges like digital mental health, cultural diversity, and evidence based treatments

05:31 🔒

16.6. The clinical interview

Conducting a clinical interview: phases, questioning techniques and active listening, diagnostic assessment, managing resistance, ethics, and in-person and virtual modalities

04:53 🔒

16.7. The dsm-5

Learn the origin, structure, clinical use, dimensions and critiques of DSM-5 to understand its application in diagnosis, research and cultural context

05:54 🔒

16.8. Behavioral therapy

You will identify the principles and techniques of behavioral therapy, how to assess and modify problematic behaviors, and their clinical and ethical applications for use in therapeutic interventions.

05:03 🔒

16.9. Behavior and behavioral therapy

You will identify and apply the General Model of Behavior, including antecedents, behaviors and consequences, behavioral techniques and functional assessment to design effective interventions.

04:52 🔒

16.10. The stigma of mental illness

You will identify mental health stigma, its roots and effects, and learn practical strategies to dismantle it, ease seeking help, improve clinical care, and promote empathy and inclusion.

04:48 🔒

16.11. Genetics, experiences, and upbringing

Discover how genetics, early experiences and parenting styles interact to shape personality, emotional regulation and resilience, and which early interventions promote healthy development.

05:25 🔒

16.12. Parental responsibility

Keys to parental responsibility: create emotional bonds, model values, set limits with positive discipline, foster autonomy, care for emotional health, and keep learning as you raise children.

06:07 🔒

16.13. Social influence

Identify and understand how social influence operates: conformity, obedience, peer pressure, persuasion and digital effects on decisions and mental health to recognize risks and promote positive collective change

05:41 🔒

16.14. Learning from everyday experiences

You will identify and leverage everyday experiences to develop self-awareness, social skills, resilience and habits that drive personal and professional growth.

05:12 🔒

16.15. Personality traits

Discover how to identify, evaluate and understand key personality traits, their genetic origins, core theories, and how they influence relationships and decisions.

04:36 🔒

16.16. Erikson's challenge: integrity vs. Despair

Keys to understanding Erikson's final stage: integrity versus despair, its impact on aging, and strategies to find meaning and support

05:21 🔒

16.17. Old age

Explore the biological, psychological, and social changes of aging and learn strategies to care for your health, strengthen resilience, prepare for retirement, and prevent cognitive decline

04:51 🔒

16.18. Taboos in adult sexuality

You will identify and dismantle myths about sexuality in later life and learn to address health, pleasure, consent, privacy and resources for respectful, inclusive intimacy.

05:49 🔒

TOPIC 17: PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS IN ADULTS
14 Lessons01:23:10
Diagnose, intervene in, and prevent developmental, mood, eating, sleep, and sexual disorders, including paraphilias, using ethical approaches, therapeutic strategies, and support and inclusion measures.

17.1. Intellectual development disorders

You will identify intellectual developmental disorders, their diagnosis, features, and intervention strategies to promote inclusion and educational support.

07:50 🔒

17.2. Mood disorders

Learn how to recognize, diagnose, and treat mood disorders, their triggers, differences between depression and bipolar disorder, and coping and prevention strategies.

05:59 🔒

17.3. Eating disorders in mental health

You will identify the main eating disorders, their causes and signs, how they affect mental health, and the basics of comprehensive diagnosis and treatment.

05:37 🔒

17.4. Sleep disorders in adulthood

Identify sleep disorders in adulthood, understand their causes and health risks, and apply practical strategies to improve sleep quality.

05:58 🔒

17.5. Sexual disorders and dysfunctions

Discover types, causes, consequences and treatments for sexual disorders and dysfunctions, plus strategies to improve sexual health, partner communication and emotional wellbeing

05:25 🔒

17.6. Paraphilic disorders

You will identify types, causes, diagnosis and treatments of paraphilias, and how to assess risks and therapeutic strategies to reduce harm and improve sexual and emotional health.

05:15 🔒

17.7. Fetishistic disorder

You will understand what fetishistic disorder is, its types and causes, how it is diagnosed, its impact on life and relationships, and clinical therapies to address it without stigma

05:44 🔒

17.8. Trends in acquired disorders

You will identify what acquired disorders are, their causes, manifestations, stages of adaptation, and strategies for treatment and support.

05:50 🔒

17.9. Exhibitionist disorder

Learn in this video what exhibitionistic disorder is, its causes, clinical manifestations, diagnostic assessment, and intervention and prevention options.

05:42 🔒

17.10. Voyeuristic disorder

Analyze voyeuristic disorder: definition, clinical signs, causal factors, assessment and therapeutic options to intervene and prevent invasive behaviors while respecting consent.

05:54 🔒

17.11. Ristic disorder

You will identify the characteristics of ristic disorder, its impact and possible causes, and learn practical assessment strategies and therapeutic interventions

06:45 🔒

17.12. Pedophile disorder

You will identify characteristics, impact, risk factors, and prevention and treatment options for pedophilic disorder, with an ethical focus and strategies for intervention and harm reduction.

05:13 🔒

17.13. Sexual masochism disorder

Learn the definition, characteristics, causes, diagnosis and treatments of sexual masochism, and how to address it without prejudice, communicate boundaries with a partner and reduce stigma.

05:57 🔒

17.14. Treatments for sexual dysfunctions

You will identify the types, causes, and treatments of sexual dysfunctions and learn practical therapeutic approaches to improve sexual health and quality of life.

06:01 🔒

TOPIC 18: DOCUMENTS TO DOWNLOAD
2 Lessons00:00:00

📥 18.1. Download syllabus in pdf 1/2

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📥 18.2. Download syllabus in pdf 2/2

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Frequently asked questions about Child/Adolescent Psychology

What are the signs that a child needs psychological support?

Significant changes in behavior, such as social withdrawal, irritability, school difficulties, or disturbances in sleep and eating, may indicate the need to consult a child psychologist.

Early intervention can prevent more serious problems in the future.

How can child psychology help in cases of school bullying [bullying]?

Child psychology provides tools for children to develop coping skills, improve their self esteem, and learn to set healthy boundaries.

It also works together with parents and schools to create safe and supportive environments.

What role do parents play in child therapy?

Parents are essential in the therapeutic process. Their active participation and collaboration with the therapist help reinforce the gains made in sessions and implement effective strategies at home.

Is it normal for teenagers to experience intense emotional changes?

Yes, adolescence is a stage of major physical and emotional changes.

However, if these changes significantly affect the adolescent's daily life, it is advisable to seek professional guidance to provide the necessary support.

How is anxiety in children and adolescents addressed from a psychological perspective?

Psychologists use age appropriate techniques, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, to teach anxiety management strategies.

This includes identifying negative thoughts, developing relaxation skills, and encouraging open communication about their emotions.

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