About KlinikNord
Support for Children, Teens and Families – in Helsingør and Across Denmark
At KlinikNord, we support children, teenagers and families with a range of challenges, including autism, ADHD, anxiety, OCD, school refusal, learning difficulties, and difficulties with emotional well-being and development.
We offer cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), parenting support and individually tailored programmes. You can visit us at our clinic in the heart of Helsingør (Elsinore), or receive support at home, at school or in early years settings. We also provide professional supervision, workshops and consultancy services for professionals, organisations and businesses across Denmark.
Professional Expertise and Trusting Relationships
Our work is grounded in evidence-based approaches, many years of experience and close collaboration with each child and family. We combine a trusting relationship with practical strategies, clear goals and exercises that can be applied in everyday life.
Every child and family is unique. That’s why we tailor our support to each child’s individual needs, strengths and challenges, offering both one-to-one sessions and group programmes. Make the wording warmer and more personalMake the text more Google-friendly
Parenting Support and Early Intervention
As a parent, you may have questions or concerns about your child’s development and emotional well-being. At KlinikNord, we offer parenting support, practical strategies and guidance to help you make positive changes in everyday family life.
We offer dedicated parent consultations as well as ongoing parental guidance and support alongside your child’s or teenager’s individual programme. Our aim is to provide early intervention, improve your child’s emotional well-being and equip your family with practical strategies that make a real difference in everyday life.
Entrance to KlinikNord – just a 5-minute walk from the station, with paid parking available on Færgevej.
Stengade 51 B, 3. sal
3000 Helsingør
Who we are
Naja Moreno-Jensen
I hold a degree in Developmental Neuropsychology from the University of Essex, UK, and have many years of experience supporting children, young people and their families. My work draws on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and evidence-based approaches** to understanding behaviour, learning and development. I work with individuals, families and groups, tailoring my approach to their unique needs and circumstances. I am committed to ongoing professional development, keeping up to date with the latest research and receiving regular professional supervision to ensure my practice remains thoughtful, effective and grounded in current evidence.
With a longstanding passion for supporting children and young people with emotional, behavioural and developmental challenges, I have extensive experience working with children on the autism spectrum. I also support children and teenagers experiencing ADHD, anxiety, difficulties with emotional and behavioural regulation, low self-esteem, school refusal, social and relationship difficulties, and challenges with their overall mental health and wellbeing**. My approach focuses on understanding each child's individual strengths, needs and everyday experiences, helping them and their families develop practical strategies that build confidence, independence and emotional wellbeing.
I believe that supporting a child's development and wellbeing works best when the important people in their life work together. My approach is holistic and collaborative, involving parents, teachers, educators and other relevant professionals to create practical, lasting changes that support the child both now and in the future. Alongside my clinical work, I have contributed to professional education and training, teaching in collaboration with ABAforum.dk on a diploma-level programme at VUC Gladsaxe and delivering talks at events organised by the Danish ABA Association.
I also give professional talks, workshops and training sessions for schools, educational psychology services, teachers, other professionals and parent groups. Drawing on research in child development, neuropsychology and behavioural psychology, I share evidence-based insights and practical strategies to support children's learning, emotional wellbeing and social development.
I love helping children, young people and their families discover new possibilities, embrace change and feel confident setting new goals. Sometimes, meaningful change begins with the way adults respond or the environment around a child. At other times, it comes from helping children explore their own thoughts, see challenges from a different perspective and discover new ways of approaching everyday situations.
At KlinikNord, I offer individual support, group sessions and family-based programmes, tailored to the needs of children, young people and their families.
Se artikel her arbejde med en børnehave her: https://faa.dk/svendborg/kommunens-hjaelpekasse-til-udfordrede-boern-var-tom-saa-skred-tved-boernehus-selv-til-handling
Phone
+45 31 70 61 99
E-MAIL
jensen@kliniknord.dk
Hannah Rosenqvist Juul
I hold a Master's degree in Psychology (Cand.psych.) from the University of Southern Denmark and work in the family services department of Kalundborg Munincipal. Over recent years, I have specialised in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and have completed postgraduate training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Children and Young People at University College London (UCL), UK.
I am passionate about children's and young people's mental health and emotional wellbeing, with a particular interest in helping them overcome anxiety, worries and obsessive-compulsive difficulties. Much of my work focuses on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for anxiety and OCD in children and teenagers, supporting young people both with and without a formal diagnosis. I also have several years of experience working with children and young people with autism and ADHD. I am committed to providing thoughtful, evidence-based psychological support, keeping up to date with the latest research in child and adolescent psychology and receiving regular professional supervision to continually reflect on and develop my practice.
At KlinikNord, I work as a psychologist specialising in anxiety and worry in children and young people, including those with and without autism. I offer individual therapy, family-based support and group therapy, tailoring each approach to the child's needs and circumstances. My work also draws on a systemic approach to psychological therapy, recognising that children are influenced by the relationships and environments around them. Where helpful, I involve parents, family members, friends, teachers and other important people in the child's life. By working together, we can create a supportive environment that helps children manage anxiety, build confidence and develop lasting skills for emotional wellbeing– both during therapy and in everyday life.
I also give talks and practical workshops on anxiety in children and young people, helping teachers, educators and other professionals recognise and understand anxiety within groups of children. My sessions focus on practical, evidence-based anxiety management strategies that can be used in schools, after-school clubs and everyday educational settings to support children's confidence, participation and emotional wellbeing.
Phone
+45 31 70 61 99
E-MAIL
juul@kliniknord.dk
Julie Buchardt Thye
I am a child psychologist with experience in psychological assessment and therapy for children, as well as supporting their parents and families. I hold a Master's degree in Psychology (Cand.psych.) from the University of Copenhagen and am an authorised psychologist in Denmark, with authorisation granted by the Danish Ministry of Social Affairs.
Phone
+45 31 70 61 99
E-MAIL
info@kliniknord.dk
Mette Bjarning
I hold a Master's degree in History (Cand.mag.) from the University of Copenhagen and subsequently qualified as a teacher. Over the past 20 years, I have worked in Danish primary and secondary education, teaching children across all age groups, from the early school years through to lower secondary school. I also work as a *mathematics specialist teacher, supporting pupils' learning and development in math as well as published books on mathematics. I am particularly passionate about building positive relationships in schools – not only between teachers and pupils, but also between schools and families. I believe that strong, trusting relationships are something we all need to nurture and actively work on. They play an essential role in children's emotional wellbeing, motivation to learn, confidence and self-understanding. By strengthening communication, mutual understanding and parent–teacher collaboration, we can create learning environments where children and young people feel supported, valued and ready to thrive.
At KlinikNord, I draw on the latest research into children's wellbeing, learning and educational development to deliver engaging talks and practical workshops for teachers, schools and other education professionals. My work focuses on creating positive, inclusive learning environments** through evidence-informed teaching strategies, including approaches inspired by Visible Learning and relationship-based education. I also offer mentoring sessions for children and families, helping parents and young people feel more confident and better prepared for conversations with schools. Together, we explore practical ways to strengthen parent–teacher communication, school–family collaboration and children's learning and wellbeing.
In 2023, I received two awards: one recognising my project on inquiry-based mathematics education, and another for excellence in communication and knowledge sharing.
Phone
+45 31 70 61 99
E-MAIL
info@kliniknord.dk
Besøg os i Helsingør
Stengade 51 B, 3. sal
3000 Helsingør
Mandag – fredag
08:00 – 17:00