It’s hard to remember how we worked through the struggles we experienced as children. Many of us could have used the support of a child therapist during those difficult moments when many times the situations were out of our hands: school transitions, family relocation, behavioral issues, parental divorce, bullying or a conflict at school. We recognize these experiences as fragile; although, an excellent time to build resilience and confidence.

We provide a safe and nurturing environment where young minds can express themselves and work through emotional challenges. Using age-appropriate techniques, such as play therapy, art therapy, and talk therapy, to help children understand and manage their feelings. By addressing issues like anxiety, depression, behavioral problems, and trauma, we support children in developing healthy coping skills, improving their self-esteem, and fostering positive relationships. Our goal is to empower children to thrive emotionally and mentally, ensuring a happier, healthier future.

Therapy for Children

Allow your child the space to unlock the superpowers within them…

A few symptoms we treat:

  • Trouble falling/staying asleep

  • Separation anxiety/sleeping in bedroom alone

  • Excessive worry that something bad is going to happen

  • Frequent temper tantrums or emotional outbursts

  • Persistent sadness or withdrawal

  • Excessive fears or phobias

  • Difficulty making friends or socializing

  • Grief and loss

  • Changes in eating or sleeping patterns

  • Decline in school performance or reluctance to attend school

  • Separation anxiety or extreme clinginess

  • Symptoms related to seasonal affective disorder

  • Bedwetting or regression in behavior

  • Hyperactivity or difficulty paying attention

  • Aggressive or defiant behavior

  • Excessive worry or anxiety

  • Frequent physical complaints, such as headaches or stomachaches, without a clear cause

  • Trouble adjusting to family changes, such as divorce or a new sibling

  • Self-harm or talk of self-harm

  • Obsessive or compulsive behaviors

  • Symptoms of trauma or PTSD