Child and Teen Therapy
Our therapy services support children and teens facing issues like body image struggles, low self-esteem, depression, and more.
Ages 2-5: Toddlers & Young Children
Specialized therapy for toddlers and young children focuses on early intervention and family-centered care. We address concerns such as anxiety, ADHD, and behavioral challenges using evidence-based approaches tailored to developmental needs.
Enhance Emotional Regulation: Support young children in understanding and expressing their emotions effectively.
Strengthen Parent-Child Bond: Foster positive attachment and improve communication between children and caregivers.
Address Behavioral Challenges: Help manage tantrums, defiance, and other early childhood behavioral concerns.
Support Developmental Milestones: Provide guidance for navigating cognitive, emotional, and social development stages.
Ease Transitions: Assist with adjustments to life changes such as a new sibling, starting preschool, or family moves.
Encourage Play-Based Learning: Use play therapy techniques to engage children in a developmentally appropriate and therapeutic way.
Promote Social Skills: Teach foundational skills for cooperation, sharing, and interacting with peers.
Ages 5-17: Kids & Teens
Therapy for children and teens addresses a range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and body image issues. Our therapists work collaboratively to empower young people, fostering emotional resilience and healthy coping skills.
Develop Emotional Resilience: Equip children and teens with tools to manage anxiety, stress, and mood challenges.
Support Academic Success: Address school-related issues such as motivation, peer relationships, or learning difficulties.
Strengthen Communication Skills: Foster healthy expression of thoughts and emotions for improved relationships at home and with peers.
Promote Healthy Coping Strategies: Teach effective methods for managing anger, frustration, and other intense emotions.
Address Behavioral Concerns: Work on reducing defiance, impulsivity, or risk-taking behaviors.
Build Self-Esteem: Help children and teens develop a strong sense of self-worth and confidence.
Navigate Life Transitions: Provide support through changes such as family separation, moving, or the transition to middle or high school.
Foster Peer Relationships: Enhance social skills to create and maintain positive, meaningful friendships.
