We provide counseling services for children of all ages—including infants and toddlers ages 0–5. Our therapists are passionate about supporting children’s emotional development, knowing that the brain continues to grow and change well into adulthood. Early intervention can make a significant difference in healthy brain development. By teaching cognitive and coping skills at a young age, we can positively impact a child’s quality of life for years to come. That’s why our team is dedicated to working with children and their families.

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Some early warning signs that may lead to anxiety or depression include frequent meltdowns, changes in eating habits, sleep difficulties, a desire to isolate, behavioral changes, and social challenges.

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Very young children often express distress through behavior, as they have limited ways to communicate what they’re feeling. This might look like tantrums, picky eating, difficulty with bedtime, or emotional outbursts. While children may sometimes seem to push parents away, they are still deeply influenced by them. Parents play a powerful role in a child’s development, and improving family communication is always a key goal in therapy. Helping children express themselves more effectively is a lifelong coping skill.

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We also recognize the serious impact trauma can have on a developing brain. The younger the child, the more profound the potential effects. However, research shows that trauma-focused treatment can lead to significant healing. If your child has experienced trauma or abuse, we strongly encourage seeking support—treatment can be effective at any age.

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Our therapists incorporate play therapy and use evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, client-centered care, and strengths-based strategies. We also work closely with parents and caregivers to ensure they feel supported and included every step of the way.

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If you're unsure whether your child would benefit from therapy, we encourage you to schedule an assessment with one of our providers. A therapeutic relationship can be a powerful tool to help your child cope, heal, and thrive. We’re here for you.