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Parent consultation in Budapest

Parent consultation in Budapest, in English or Hungarian. A space to understand what your child may be trying to tell you and to find calmer, more supportive ways to respond, for expat families too.

Agnes Csaba, psychologist in Budapest — parent consultation

As a mother of three, I know both the joy and the strain of parenting. Consultation is practical and respectful. We look at everyday conflicts, worries about school or mood, and the extra load of raising children far from their grandparents and their home language.

You can turn to me with:

  • Everyday parenting questions
  • Parent–child conflict
  • Worries about behaviour, mood, school or friendships
  • Expat and internationally mobile families
  • Parents who want life at home to feel lighter again

How we work

You know your child best. I offer a second perspective: what the behaviour might be saying, and what would help you both, without blame and without one-size-fits-all advice.

What a session looks like

A session lasts 50 minutes, with one or both parents. Your child doesn’t need to be there. If it makes sense to involve them later, we’ll decide that together.

In person or online

Parent consultation can take place in person in Budapest or online, which is often useful if one parent travels or the family is between countries.

When this practice isn’t the right fit

This is consultation, not a parenting course with guaranteed results, and not a child protection procedure. If another professional is needed (the school, a paediatrician or a crisis service), I’ll tell you.

Common questions

Does my child need to come?
No. Parent consultation is for you, the parent. If it later seems useful for me to see your child too, we’ll decide that together.
Do you work with expat parents?
Yes. Much of this work is with internationally mobile families living in Budapest, in English or Hungarian.
Is this the same as counselling for children?
No. Here the conversation is with you. Counselling for children and adolescents is a separate service, and the two can complement each other.
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