
Mansi More Nopany
Available OnlineRCI-Registered Clinical Psychologist
Child & Adolescent Mental Health · Abu Dhabi
Anxiety, sadness, school refusal, frequent tantrums, academic breakdown or sudden changes in behaviour may mean your child needs professional help.
LeapHope provides online child counselling in Abu Dhabi for young kids, teenagers and adolescents, helping them understand difficult emotions, manage reactions and cope better at home and school.

Online Appointments for Abu Dhabi Families
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Child & Adolescent Support
Families in Abu Dhabi reach out for support with emotional, behavioural, school, attention and adjustment difficulties affecting young children, school-age kids, teenagers and adolescents.
Worry, separation anxiety, constant reassurance seeking, fear of school, physical signs of stress or a child who finds it difficult to switch off. Explore child anxiety counselling .
Difficulty focusing, restlessness, impulsive reactions, poor organisation, unfinished schoolwork or problems managing daily routines. Learn about child ADHD counselling .
Frequent tantrums, anger, defiance, shouting, emotional meltdowns, difficulty following boundaries or sudden changes in behaviour. See our child behaviour counselling .
School avoidance, exam anxiety, academic pressure, perfectionism, fear of failure, falling performance or emotional breakdown around studies. Explore school stress counselling .
Persistent sadness, withdrawal, loss of interest, irritability, low motivation or a noticeable change in how a child or teenager feels and interacts. Read about child depression counselling .
Excessive gaming or phone use, arguments when devices are removed, disrupted routines, reduced social interaction or difficulty balancing screens with school and sleep. Explore mobile and screen counselling .
Emotional changes after frightening experiences, family conflict, bullying, major disruption or events that continue to affect how a child feels or reacts. Learn about child trauma therapy .
Bereavement, separation, relocation, changing schools, moving countries or other major changes that are difficult for a child or teenager to process. See child grief and loss counselling .
Teenagers may seek support for school pressure, friendships, social anxiety, low confidence, identity concerns, family conflict, emotional withdrawal, social media pressure or difficulty adjusting after moving to Abu Dhabi. Sessions give adolescents more room to speak independently while parents remain involved where appropriate.
Trusted by 10,000+ families worldwide. Parents share their experience with child psychologists and therapists online.
From the first online appointment, the therapist created a calm and respectful environment. Our daughter felt heard and became comfortable talking about feelings she normally kept to herself.
The therapist was supportive, respectful and easy to speak with. Practical techniques helped with nervousness, confidence and fear around speaking in front of others.
The therapist was kind, thoughtful and genuinely attentive. Communication around the appointment and follow-up felt organised, personal and supportive throughout.
We found the platform professional for children and teenagers. Our child became noticeably more relaxed and calmer both at school and at home after continuing counselling.
Our child was going through severe anxiety and sadness, and we expected progress to take a long time. The therapist handled the sessions professionally, and we began noticing meaningful improvement.
The therapist was kind, patient and very child-friendly. Our child engaged comfortably through video sessions, and we noticed positive changes as the counselling continued.
Our daughter has shown clear progress. We have been very happy with the therapist's professionalism, consistency and dedication throughout the online counselling process.
We noticed a meaningful improvement in our daughter's behaviour. The therapist kept following her progress and remained consistent rather than treating every appointment separately.
The therapist followed our daughter's progress closely. The continued guidance helped us understand the changes we were seeing and support her more effectively between sessions.
LeapHope supports young children, school-age kids, teenagers and adolescents through online sessions for families living in Abu Dhabi.
Sessions are simple, guided and adapted to a younger child’s way of communicating. Parents usually have a more active role at this stage.
Children have more direct time with the therapist while parents remain involved when useful for understanding progress and supporting them at home.
Teen sessions allow more independent conversation and privacy, with parent involvement adjusted according to age, needs and circumstances.

LeapHope works with Indian, NRI, expat, multicultural and local families. Parents can choose a professional whose language and cultural understanding feel right for their child.
For families balancing Indian values with life abroad, see our therapy support for NRIs .
Children growing up between countries and cultures can continue with the same professional even if the family relocates. Learn about international online therapy .
When parents need separate guidance alongside their child’s sessions, parenting counselling is also available.
Online appointments are available for families across Abu Dhabi, including Khalifa City, Al Reem Island, Yas Island and Mohammed Bin Zayed City.
Yes, parents are involved in online child counselling, but in a structured way that supports the child without taking over the process. The level of involvement is guided by the child’s age, emotional needs, and comfort level.
For younger children, parents play a more active role, especially in understanding emotional patterns, routines, and responses at home. As children grow older, sessions allow for more private space, while parents continue to receive clear guidance on how to support progress outside sessions.
Counselling respects family values, parental authority, and privacy boundaries. Children are given a safe space to express themselves, and parents are kept appropriately informed without breaching trust or confidentiality.

Clinical Experience You Can Check
LeapHope has supported 10,000+ families worldwide. Parents can review qualifications, registrations, experience, therapy approaches and languages before choosing a professional.
If needed, our psychologist can refer your child to trusted local psychologists, psychiatrists or specialists in Abu Dhabi.
Abu Dhabi Parent Questions
You do not need a referral to book with LeapHope from Abu Dhabi. Parents can review available child and teen professionals, compare qualifications, languages and fees, and book an online session directly.
LeapHope psychologists are not presented as DoH-licensed Abu Dhabi practitioners. Some are RCI-registered in India, and profiles show their actual credentials. DoH separately regulates licensing for healthcare professionals practicing within Abu Dhabi.
A LeapHope psychologist may refer your child when medication review, in-person evaluation or additional specialist care appears useful. Families can be referred to trusted psychologists, psychiatrists or other specialists through LeapHope’s local Abu Dhabi network.
Your child can receive private psychological support even if they already use a school counsellor. ADEK provides for external referral when specialised support is needed beyond the school counsellor’s professional qualifications.
Counselling can work alongside an existing IEP, ISP or other documented school plan. It does not replace the school’s plan. ADEK recognises these plans, and parents can share relevant documents with the psychologist.
A child psychologist provides psychological therapy and, where qualified, assessment; a psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can diagnose mental health conditions and prescribe medication; a school counsellor provides school-based emotional, social and academic support.
Your teenager can have private conversation during sessions, subject to the psychologist’s confidentiality and safeguarding rules. Parent involvement, what stays private, and any safety exceptions should be clarified at the first appointment.
An online psychologist may provide assessment only within their qualification and professional scope. Some RCI clinical psychologists offer formal assessment. If an Abu Dhabi school requires specific documentation, confirm its requirements before booking.
You can choose from professionals who list their languages before booking. Current child and teen options include English, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada, depending on the psychologist or counsellor you select online.
Your child may be able to continue online after relocation, depending on clinical suitability and professional requirements in the destination. If your family moves countries, confirm continued sessions with LeapHope before the next appointment.
Online child and teen sessions currently start from AED 70 for 50 minutes, with senior professionals listed at AED 107. Parents can compare each professional’s fee, qualifications, languages and experience before booking.
Insurance coverage should not be assumed. DoH Abu Dhabi’s Sahatna guidance says teleconsultation coverage varies by insurer, so parents should check their own policy or insurance provider before booking or seeking reimbursement.
If your child needs urgent mental-health support or is at immediate risk, use local emergency or urgent psychiatric services in Abu Dhabi. LeapHope’s scheduled online counselling sessions are not designed to provide emergency care.