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Children & Education

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) 20% of young Vietnamese are living with mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, loneliness, ADHD and Autism. This is equivalent to more than 4 million children and the rates are still rising. The most common causes of mental health issues in Vietnam are isolation, emotional abuse, neglecting mental needs and educational stress. Millions of children are in need for help, but the country has only 130 therapists available for adults and children.

To help and support children and families in Vietnam, Merijn Mattheijssen, (M.Sc.) opened in 2020 Psychologist Vietnam.

Services

At Psychologist Vietnam we can help children with the following issues:
Counselling for Adults
• Depression/ Anxiety • Self-Harm • Grief / Loss
• Trauma / PTSD • Suicidal Thoughts • Self Esteem / Confidence
• Insomnia / Sleep Issues • Obsessive-compulsive Disorder • Borderline personality disorder
• (Substance) Addiction
Behavioral Problems
  
• Grief• Trauma• Insomnia
• Depression• Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)• ADHD/ADO
• Anxiety• Anorexia / Bulimia
• Tourette’s Syndrome
• Fear of Failure• Autism 
Learning Disabilities Speech Disorder
• Dyscalculia • Stuttering
• Dyscalculia
• Giftedness
• Mental retardation

Parents & Caregivers

We would like to offer you clear information about how we work. If you prefer to have a one-on-one chat with one of our professionals, you are always welcome to visit us by arranging an appointment. After the agreement, we pick a date to work with your child. This can be at home, at our clinic, or at school. After the assessment, a report that includes outcomes and advice will be sent to parents only. After receiving the report, we clarify all the outcomes, and we provide clear advice to support you and your child. After our advice, we are always available to support you more, when there are still questions or concerns.

Teachers & Schools

We also offer a service for schools and educators. Our service for schools includes:
  • Giving a training about children & mental health to teachers and staff (for example, how to deal with ADHD and Autism)
  • Giving a training about healthy class management for teachers
  • Sharing resources for guidance officers, teachers, and school managers.
  • Giving presentations to parents about mental health, for example screen addiction and social media.

Counselling for Families

Family therapy is a form of counseling that focuses on the improvement of interfamilial relationships and behavioral patterns of the family unit as a whole, as well as among individual members within the family. Family therapy helps family members understand each other and work through difficult feelings in a safe space. The success rate of improvement for this therapy is around 75%.

Tests Available

At Psychologist Vietnam we are using the following standardised tests. These tests are the best available test worldwide to access learning disabilities, behaviour problems and other mental conditions. Below is a small selection of assessments we offer:
Son-R-2.5-7
Non-verbal Intelligence 
 CELF-V
Language & Communication
WISC-V-EN
Verbal intelligence 
 TWS-VWritten Spelling
WPPSI-
Verbal intelligence 
 EVT-III
Expressive Vocabulary
The Raven
Non-Verbal Intelligence 
 WIAT-III
Language Skills & Math skills
CBCL
Detect behavioral & emotional problems
 ADHD-Screener
Questionnaire & observation list
TRF
Detect behavioral & emotional problems
 Autism-Screener
Questionnaire & observation list
PVVT-V
Receptive vocabulary
 

Fees (in VND)

Children
Individual Session (50 min)800,000
Children Assessments
ADHD /ADD6.000.000
Autism6,000,000
Dyslexia6,000,000
Giftedness5,500,000
Mental Retardation5,500,000
Dyscalculia4,500,000 
School visit
Observation, training and presentationOn request 
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Available child-therapists in Vietnam

Thuy

Psychologist

Manuel

Psychologist

Michael

Clinical

Katayoon

Psychologist

Manuel

Psychologist

Michael

Clinical

Phuc

Counselor/ Psychologist

Mai

Psychiatrist

Nga

Counselor

Vu

Psychologist

Ly

Child-Psychologist

We are the number one counseling organization in Vietnam. Honesty, empathy, integrity, non-judgmental and discretion are our 5 key values.

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General Policies and Regulations

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-Personal Name: MATTHEIJSSEN MERIJN ALOISIUS

– Permanent Address: 162 Nguyễn Duy Trinh, Hòa Hải Ward, Ngũ Hành Sơn District, Da Nang City

– Phone Number: 08555 15 688
– Email: Merijn_mattheijssen@hotmail.com

Information

– Personal Tax Identification Number: 8355587600

– Date of Issue: 23/10/2014

– Place of Issue: Da Nang City Tax Department

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      Year of Creation
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      ㅤㅤㅤ1992
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      Measures
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      Year of Creation
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      1961
      Aaron T. Beck
      Measures
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      Year of Creation
      Creator
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      1990s
      Professor Angela Fawcett, a prominent researcher in dyslexia.
      Measures
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