Psychologist

Conducting assessments to understand a child's emotional and behavioral state. This may involve cognitive, emotional, and behavioral tests;

Diagnosing disorders;

Individual or group counseling;

Knowledge in family counseling, behavioral therapy;

Often working with parents to help them understand and manage their children's behaviors and needs. Providing parenting advice and developing strategies to improve the parent-child relationship;

Collaborating with other professionals, such as teachers, doctors, and social workers, to ensure an integrated and comprehensive approach to child care.

More positive organizational climate;

Improving morale and engagement;

Promoting mental health ;

Attractive salary - which offers the opportunity of a life at your own home;

Optional health insurance;

Personal budget for development, participation in specialized trainings and conferences;

If you are a young specialist and have no experience - you have a dedicated mentor who will help you integrate,  through various trainings and support;

Stable work schedule, with lunch break;

Team buildings / relaxation events, offered by the organization;

Comfortable office and equipped with office equipment.