Child psychologists

The Luxembourg Association of Speech Therapists (ALO) publishes a directory of independent speech and language therapists. Parents can filter by type of difficulty (language delay, stuttering, dyslexia, feeding problems and more), therapy language, ONE approval, home visits and wheelchair access. The site also lists public services offering speech therapy.

Clinical psychologist in Lamadelaine offering neurodevelopmental assessments for autism, ADHD and both combined, for children from age 6 and for adults, with a neuro-affirming approach. An assessment usually takes four sessions; ongoing follow-up is for adults only. In person or by video.

Caroline Guillaume is a speech and language therapist (orthophoniste) in Luxembourg City, practising there since 2020. She sees children and adults, with a focus on language and communication difficulties in young children, autistic children, and feeding difficulties from birth. She also offers home visits and is ONE-approved for written language disorders.

Psychologist and hypnotherapist offering child, adolescent and family therapy in Luxembourg City and online. She works with anxiety, emotional changes, behavioural difficulties and school stress, using play therapy, creative methods and mindfulness, and also sees adults. Sessions in English, French and Greek.

The FAL diagnostic service assesses whether a child, teenager or adult is autistic, using a multidisciplinary team, in Steinsel, Capellen or Munshausen, sometimes at home or school. After diagnosis, its support service advises families and professionals and runs the Early Bird training for parents of autistic children. Open to Luxembourg residents; parents apply.

Parenting and family counselling in Mamer run by Laure Miltgen, a paediatrician with further training in parenting support and systemic family counselling. She advises parents on everyday challenges from newborn to teenager, such as sleep, eating, tantrums and sibling conflict, with individual, systemic and online sessions plus parenting classes.

Psy-Jeunes is the Luxembourg Red Cross outpatient psychology and psychotherapy service for children, teenagers and young adults up to 27. It helps with trauma, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, eating or sleep problems and early attachment difficulties, using methods such as behavioural therapy, EMDR and systemic therapy. Costs can be covered by the ONE.

Practice of two qualified psychologists and behavioural therapists in Luxembourg City with long experience in child and adolescent psychiatry. They assess and treat children and teenagers for issues such as ADHD, anxiety, behaviour problems, tics, eating disorders, bedwetting and learning difficulties, with play-based therapy and close involvement of parents.

Simone Schmit is a psychologist and state-recognised child and adolescent psychotherapist with her own practice since 2018. She offers psychotherapy for children, teenagers and their families, plus parenting advice and support around pregnancy, birth and fertility. Appointments are mornings only.

SIPO is the outpatient service of Elisabeth Kanner- a Familljenhellef. It offers early intervention to support the overall development of young children, socio-educational help for families, and psychological support and psychotherapy for children, teenagers and young adults (from birth to 27). Help is given at its offices or at home anywhere in Luxembourg; parents apply directly.

The Psyregister is the public directory of the Luxembourg Society of Psychology, the main association of qualified psychologists and psychotherapists in Luxembourg. Parents can filter by speciality, client group (newborns, children, teenagers, parents, families), language and topics such as developmental or school difficulties, then contact the professional directly.

Treffpunkt ADHS is a non-profit association in Strassen that acts as a first point of contact for anyone in Luxembourg seeking information about ADHD. It runs an email helpline, talks and awareness events, and publishes a list of professionals, including paediatricians and child psychiatrists, who support children and adolescents with ADHD.