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Child psychologist in Udaipur

Chetas Counseling Center offers child psychologist in Udaipur, led by Dr. R. K. Sharma, MD Psychiatry (NIMHANS). Children express worries through play and behaviour. We help them find words, and help parents find calm, consistent ways to respond.

Child making a colourful paper craft during play therapy
Quick answer

Is there a child psychologist in Udaipur?

Chetas Counseling Center in Panchwati, Udaipur provides child psychology services including play therapy, learning disability and IQ assessments, behaviour management and parent coaching for children aged about 4 to 18. Care is coordinated with child psychiatry led by Dr. R.K. Sharma. Call +91 90244 81422.

Signs to look for

When to seek help

Struggling to learnDifficulty with reading, writing or maths despite effort.
Big feelingsFrequent crying, fears or anger that are hard to settle.
Social difficultiesTrouble making friends or understanding social cues.
Changes after an eventNew fears or regression after a move, loss or family change.
Defiance at homeConstant arguments, refusals or rule-breaking.
Low self-esteemSaying "I'm bad" or "I can't do anything".
Our approach

How treatment works at Chetas

  1. Parent meetingDevelopmental history, school reports and your observations.
  2. Child assessmentPlay-based observation and age-appropriate tests.
  3. Therapy planPlay therapy, CBT for children or social skills work.
  4. Parent coachingPractical home strategies and school liaison with consent.
Covered

What we help with

Play therapyLearning disability assessmentIQ testingBehaviour managementSocial skills trainingParent coachingChildhood anxietyEmotional regulation
Why parents are part of therapy

Children change fastest when the adults around them respond consistently. Parent sessions are a core part of every plan.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

At what age can a child see a psychologist?+

From around 3–4 years for play-based work, through adolescence.

Do you assess for learning disabilities?+

Yes, using standardised assessments, with a report you can share with the school.

How long are sessions?+

Usually 45 minutes, sometimes shorter for young children.

Will my child need medicines?+

Most child psychology work involves no medicines. If needed, our child psychiatrist will advise.

RKMedically reviewed by Dr. R. K. Sharma, MBBS, MD (Psychiatry) – NIMHANS Bangalore, DPM (C.I.P. Ranchi), FIPS · Updated 1 Oct 2026
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Talk to Dr. R. K. Sharma, in complete confidence.

Most people tell us they wish they'd come sooner. Same-week appointments, in person at Panchwati or online.