Child and adolescent therapy, parent guidance, behavioral support and emotional development.
Specialist child therapy and child psychology support for children and teenagers, combining assessment, one-on-one therapy and parent guidance to address emotional, social, behavioural and learning concerns in a way that's developmentally appropriate and gentle. The Meeting Matters has been providing child therapy in Islamabad and online across Pakistan since 2010, helping families navigate everything from anxiety and school stress to learning difficulties.
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Parents often reach out about anxiety or school refusal, difficulty managing emotions or anger, attention and focus difficulties, learning difficulties affecting schoolwork, social challenges with peers, behavioural changes following a family transition such as divorce, relocation or a new sibling, or general worries about a child's development. Our child therapists also support teenagers with self-esteem, peer pressure and healthy decision-making as they navigate adolescence.
We use age-appropriate methods — including play-based child therapy for younger children and more direct, conversation-based approaches for teens — combined with regular parent guidance sessions, since children make the most progress when support continues consistently at home. For children with learning difficulties, our educational remedial therapy builds academic confidence, attention and communication skills alongside the emotional work.
Depending on your child's age and needs, sessions may include play-based therapy, direct conversation, behavioural assessment, remedial learning support, and regular guidance sessions for parents to support progress at home. Both in-person child therapy at our Islamabad clinic and online child therapy sessions are available.
Children and teens experiencing anxiety, school-related stress, behavioural difficulties, attention or focus concerns, learning difficulties, family adjustment issues, or developmental concerns raised by parents or teachers.
Your child's therapist begins by understanding the concern from both the child's and parents' perspective, then builds an approach suited to their age — often involving parents in guidance sessions alongside the child's own therapy.

Teenage Counselor & Educational Remedial Therapist
Lamiah Munaf helps children and teenagers navigate the emotional, social, academic and behavioural challenges of growing up, in a supportive, non-judgemental space. As an Educational Remedial Therapist, she also works with children facing learning difficulties — building academic confidence, attention and communication skills, while equipping parents with practical strategies to support learning at home.
What Lamiah helps with:
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