Conditions We Treat
Personalised multidisciplinary support for children and young people who experience emotions that feel intense, overwhelming or difficult to manage.
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Understanding Emotional Dysregulation
Emotional dysregulation refers to difficulties recognising, managing or recovering from strong emotional responses in a way that is appropriate for the child's age and circumstances.
A child may experience emotions very strongly or respond in a way that appears greater than expected for the situation.
When overwhelmed, they may find it difficult to pause, communicate their needs or use strategies to manage how they feel.
Once upset, the child may need more time and support to return to a calmer emotional state.
Emotional dysregulation is not always a standalone diagnosis. It may occur alongside mental health, neurodevelopmental, sensory, communication or developmental needs.
Possible Signs
Individual signs do not confirm a particular condition and may have several possible explanations.
Emotional Regulation Across Everyday Life
Emotional dysregulation can affect a child's relationships, learning, family routines and participation in everyday activities.
A child may struggle with transitions, demands, sensory input or situations involving uncertainty. Difficulties communicating their needs may also contribute to frustration or emotional overwhelm. Understanding the factors behind the response allows the team to look beyond the behaviour and consider what the child may be experiencing.
Our Approach
Hiba by Anthalora helps children and families understand the factors contributing to strong emotional responses and identify appropriate ways to support regulation.
Care may involve psychology, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, psychiatry, mental health nursing or therapeutically informed education. Support may focus on recognising emotions, communicating needs, developing coping strategies and recovering from distress. Families and schools may also receive guidance on responding consistently, preparing for difficult situations and supporting the child across everyday environments.
Book a ConsultationThe Clinical Pathway
Every family receives a clear and structured journey, from the first referral through to personalised intervention and ongoing progress reviews.
A family, GP or school gets in touch. We listen carefully and gently open the door to support.
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If emotional responses are affecting your child's wellbeing, relationships or everyday life, speak with our team about the care and support options available.
