Have you ever heard of ReAttach therapyIt's an effective, short-term treatment that helps children regulate their emotions and improve their self-confidence. But what exactly does a ReAttach therapist do? In this blog post, I'll take you into the world of this innovative form of therapy.
What exactly is ReAttach?
ReAttach is a gentle therapy that focuses on improving emotional regulation and stress management. The therapy combines rhythmic touch with specific cognitive tasks. This allows the brain to subtly process emotions and tension. This treatment is suitable for children, adolescents, and adults.
The beauty of ReAttach is that the therapy is accessible and doesn't require much conversation. This makes it particularly effective for children who have difficulty talking about their feelings.
Who is ReAttach for?
ReAttach can help children who:
- Having problems concentrating
- Showing behavioral problems
- Having problems with stimulus processing or sensory information processing
- Having experienced trauma
- Having difficulty expressing oneself
- Being highly sensitive
- Suffering from fear of failure
- Having low self-confidence
- Experiencing a negative self-image
- Being angry or showing aggressive behavior more often
- Having little body awareness
In short: ReAttach is ideal for children who have difficulty with emotions, stress or anxiety, or who get stuck in situations where they become overstimulated.
What exactly does a ReAttach therapist do?
A ReAttach therapist works in a unique way to restore emotion regulation:
Creating a safe and trusted environment
The foundation of ReAttach is creating a safe environment where children feel comfortable. At Kind & Zo, we believe it's important that children feel welcome and gain confidence in the process.
Using light touch and thought prompts
Unlike other therapies, ReAttach uses rhythmic touch on the hands combined with cognitive tasks. This helps the brain process information more effectively, release tension, and better understand emotions. This gives children greater control over their emotions.
Short-term and effective trajectory
ReAttach typically consists of five to ten sessions. Children often notice progress after just a few sessions, which keeps the therapy accessible and allows them to grow at their own pace.
Customized treatment
Each ReAttach therapist creates a personalized treatment plan, tailored to the child's specific needs. They work on what's necessary for their progress.
How does the process work?
If you think ReAttach is a good option for your child, it all starts with an introductory meeting. We'll discuss together whether ReAttach is the right choice. We'll then develop a treatment plan to ensure your child receives the best possible care.
During the sessions, we work on specific problems, focusing on emotion regulation and self-control. The therapy is not only intended for major problems but also for everyday challenges children may face, such as uncertainty, change, or tension at school.
What makes ReAttach unique?
ReAttach distinguishes itself from other therapies by combining cognitive tasks with light touch. It's a short-term therapy that helps children better regulate their emotions. This distinguishes it from cognitive behavioral therapy, for example, which often requires longer courses.
ReAttach is also particularly well-suited for children who struggle to express their feelings. By combining touch and cognitive exercises, children can make progress without needing to talk extensively.
The results of ReAttach
ReAttach helps children to:
- To gain more control over themselves and their environment
- Better cope with difficult situations
- Better understand and regulate emotions
- Experience less stress
- To develop more self-confidence
- To function better in social situations
Finally
A ReAttach therapist is a specialized professional who uses an innovative approach to help children better regulate their emotions. Through gentle touch and cognitive tasks in a safe environment, ReAttach can make a significant difference in the lives of children struggling with emotional regulation, stress, or trauma.
Learn more about ReAttach therapyAt Kind & Zo pediatric physiotherapy, we're happy to help children feel better and move forward with confidence. Feel free to contact us at info@kindenzo.com or call 035 601 93 83 for a free, no-obligation consultation.