When family life is turned upside down
Daniel picks Mia and Luca up from school at lunchtime every day. He cooks, helps with their homework and brings structure to the afternoon. A normal family life.
Then Daniel breaks his leg in a cycling accident. His income and the after-school care he provides disappear overnight. Suddenly, his wife Hannah has to juggle everything by herself. And there are lots of questions in need of answers: What entitlements do we have? Who can help with the forms? Who’s going to take care of the kids?
Concerns about learning, development and relationships
Mia practises reading every night. However, she still finds it harder than other children do. She becomes withdrawn at school and increasingly irritable at home. Hannah and Daniel disagree on how they should approach the issue and realise that it’s no longer just about reading.
Psychological counselling for families from santé24
Sometimes it takes an outside view to understand what is happening within your family. santé24’s psychological counselling service for families is there for precisely these moments – in confidence and with time for what really matters.
If your child is not progressing in their learning and no one knows why.
When parenting issues take over day-to-day life and you disagree on what to do.
When relationships come under strain.
If you are worried about changes in your child’s behaviour.
When a family situation becomes too much to take.
SWICA’s family benefits at a glance
A family coach who is there for you if care arrangements fall through, insurance questions arise or your child needs treatment.
A second opinion if your child has a chronic condition or you are unclear about a diagnosis.
Psychological support when parenting, development or learning gets challenging.
Help cutting through the red tape of social security matters and co-payments.
Advice when you need to make changes to your family’s health insurance.
