Treatment For
Treatment For
Treatment For
Utilizing Play Therapy and other creative and evidenced-based approaches, I work with children, youth, families struggling with a variety of social, emotional and behavioral challenges as well as Attachment Disorders, PTSD and trauma.
Services
Treatment For
Treatment For
Through evidenced-based interventions my goal is to facilitate self-expression and provide a safe space for clients to explore their emotional, social and physical world. My focus is to help clients heal, energize, and become more attuned to their inner self and strengths.
Client Portal
Treatment For
Client Portal
Current clients will be set up with a secure client portal to navigate all scheduling needs.
Our Therapy
Often, when parent's reach out to me they're at their wits end with their child's behaviors or feel helpless in supporting their teen through
emotional turmoil. Children will use up all the coping skills they know how to use and without success, they begin to exhibit difficult emotions
and behaviors - which can sometimes cause immense stress among the entire family. You may observe your teen isolating from their friends and
activities, your child may be acting out at home and school or misbehaving frequently. I utilize play therapy, sand tray therapy and
interactive talk therapy to build trust, work collaboratively and help my client's find solutions, cope with difficult emotions and build self-empowerment.
I use client-centered approaches to therapy which places emphasis on trust and emotional safety within the client-therapist relationship.
Treatment Concentrations Include:
- Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health
- Attachment
- Complex Trauma & PTSD
- Individual Therapy
- Play Therapy & Sand Tray Therapy
- Developmental Trauma
- Childhood/Adolescent Anxiety & Depression
- Circle of Security-Parenting Group
Engaging Parents in the Therapeutic Process
I work collaboratively with parents throughout the therapeutic process in providing education and empowerment. I feel it is essential to help parents see themselves as partners in helping their child.