A safe space where your child's feelings are truly heard
In a playful, accepting environment I support children and their families in making sense of difficult feelings, behaviours and life situations - always at their own pace.
For children and teens aged 6-18
It is okay to feel something is off before you can name it
You don't need to know what the problem is. Often the most important first step is simply being listened to. In the first conversation we explore the situation together and look at what kind of support would help your child and your family.
Popular services
Children and teens may communicate through many channels - body, behaviour, sleep, school or learning difficulties. Any of the topics below can be a starting point.
Parent consultation
Guidance for parents to help find the right first step.
- Featured
VR therapy for anxiety reduction
Through a personalised VR programme, we practise overcoming anxiety-inducing situations in a safe space.
Behavioural and anger-management difficulties
Assessing and working on your child's anger-management style.
School anxiety
Grades slipping because of anxiety, freezing when called on, struggling with presentations, anxious about speaking in front of others.
Balancing sport and school
Being a great student and a great athlete at the same time is hugely demanding - the right techniques can ease that pressure.
Career guidance
We find out what your child is talented at and how to plan their further education.
Teenage changes - Getting to know ourselves
A healthy relationship with one's body, and support in forming a personal identity.
Concentration Difficulties
We help uncover what may be behind a child's difficulties with attention and focus, whether related to ADHD, autism, or other challenges, and teach practical strategies that make it easier for them to focus, learn, and perform at their best.
Predictable steps, tuned to your family's pace
Parent consultation
We start with a conversation between the parent(s) and me. You share what brings you here, and I ask questions to understand the situation.
First meeting with your child
A playful, accepting first meeting. No pressure to perform - the goal is safety and trust.
Shared understanding
Over a few sessions we clarify together what may be underlying the difficulties and what kind of direction could help.
Regular sessions
Play, drawing, conversation and age-appropriate tools help us work on what matters to your child.
Regular parent feedback
At agreed intervals we meet for parent consultations so you can see how the process is unfolding.
Attentive presence, playful professional boundaries
I am Panna Márkus, a psychologist. I have been working with children and families as a school psychologist. It matters to me that the child feels safe, unfolds at their own pace, and that parents also feel supported along the way.
Every child is met at their own pace - no two processes look alike.
- Psychologist
- School Psychologist
- Play-, art- and conversation-based methods
- VR Therapy
- In-person and online consultations
What can you expect as a parent?
Work with a child is most effective when the family is supported alongside them. Parent consultations help us understand together what is happening and find small steps that also work at home.
- The very first meeting is always a parent consultation.
- Whether you join the sessions depends on your child's age and the situation.
- Professional confidentiality also protects your child - we discuss the details at the first meeting.
- You receive regular feedback while respecting your child's privacy.
- Your questions are welcome - there is no such thing as a silly question.
Not sure whether professional support is needed?
The first parent consultation exists exactly for this. You do not have to decide in advance.
Parents' most frequent questions
Short, clear answers to the most important questions.
When is it worth turning to a child psychologist?
When you notice a persistent difficulty, a change in behaviour, or when you simply want professional orientation. There is no need to wait until things become 'big'.How do I talk to my child about the first session?
Calmly and in age-appropriate language. You can say you are going to a caring adult you can play and talk with about anything that feels hard. At the parent consultation I help you find the right words.How long is a session?
A session is typically 45 minutes. Frequency is agreed together, based on your child's needs and the topic.What happens at the first parent consultation?
We talk about what brings you here, map out the situation, and look at how I could be of help. There is no obligation to continue.Will I receive feedback about my child's process?
Yes, at agreed intervals we meet for parent consultations. Respecting your child's privacy, I share the main observations and directions.Can we work with a child online?
In most cases this works without any problem. We decide together in the first consultation what fits best.Is what my child says in sessions kept confidential?
Professional confidentiality protects your child too. You will receive detailed information about legal and ethical exceptions at the first meeting.
Your child's emotional world deserves to be taken seriously
You don't need to figure everything out alone. Together we can look at what is happening beneath the surface and find small steps that make life a little lighter for the whole family.
Send a short message
Just let me know your child's age and what you'd like support with. I typically respond within 1 business day.
Price: HUF 15,000/session