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You are worried about your child's relationships with others,
such as his/her inability to make friends. |
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Your child has no patience and is behind in his/her school work. |
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You are worried that your child may have attention deficit disorder (ADD),
or is rough, forgetful, etc. |
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You are worried that your child does not want to attend school |
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Your child is overly shy, indulgent, often plays truant, is not interested
in his/her future, is physically or mentally challenged |
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He/she is often late in coming home. |
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Often goes out without telling you |
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He/she wears gaudy outfits, or blatant makeup |
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Smoking, solvent abuse |
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Theft, shoplifting |
The Youth Education Center is able to help in many of the above cases. Counseling
over the phone is also available.
[Telephone counseling]
(046) 221-8080: "Educational counseling," (046) 223-6693: "Young
telephone"
Mondays to Fridays: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Medical specialists are available for counseling problems such as a child's bed-wetting
or lack of composure.
Third Tuesday of every month: 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
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All matters discussed in counseling sessions shall be held in the utmost confidence.
Counseling is provided free of charge. Note that a reservation must be made over
the phone before coming to counseling. |
<Contacts> Youth Education Counseling Center, Phone (046)225-2520
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