Riham Monzer
Who Am I...
I am a licensed child psychologist specializing in parental guidance and a university instructor. I have a master's degree with distinction in Clinical Psychology from the Lebanese University; my master's thesis held the title "SandPlay Therapy As A Therapeutic Mediation And Its Effect On Abused Children."
For the last thirteen years, I have dedicated my career to working as a child psychologist and parental guidance specialist. In this role, I have had the privilege of guiding over 6,000 families, helping them strengthen and transform their relationships with their children. My expertise centers on providing support to parents of children who face psychological, emotional, and behavioral challenges, equipping them with the tools and strategies needed to foster a healthier and more positive family dynamic.
I have actively engaged in a wide range of national and international training workshops and sessions, all centered around child development, child/adolescent psychology & psychotherapy. These experiences have allowed me to stay at the forefront of the latest research and practices in the industry. In addition to my participation, I have also had the honor of delivering more than 150 lectures, training sessions, workshops, and webinars. These events have been specifically designed to meet the needs of parents, teachers, specialists, and caregivers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to support the growth and well-being of children.
I have shared my expertise with a wide audience through contributions to various magazines and appearances on radio and television programs. These opportunities have allowed me to offer guidance and practical advice on child development and parenting to a broad and diverse public, helping countless families navigate the challenges of raising children with confidence and insight.
In my thirteen-plus years of experience, I have concluded that effective Parenting is a set of skills that parents need to acquire; it's not an innate or instinctive ability. The essence of my work relies on training parents to improve their communication skills with their children and minimize conflicts. Simultaneously, I focus on building a positive, long-lasting relationship with them to prevent any potential short or long-term psychological effects on the children.
