In addition to individual therapy for adults and college students, I offer therapy for children and adolescents (ages 5-17) and their families. youth can experience a variety of mental health challenges, such as school stress, emotional dysregulation, anxiety, depression, social difficulties, and trauma. Therapy provides a safe space for them to express their feelings and develop healthy coping strategies. 

Just like with individual therapy, the first step in family therapy is an initial session to discuss your child's needs and therapeutic goals. This helps us create a plan for how often we should meet and what you and your child hope to achieve through therapy.

My goal is to work closely with both you as the parent and your child to improve family dynamics and support each other's growth. Family therapy is a flexible process and can look different for every family. Some children may want their parents involved in therapy right away, while others may prefer to work on skills independently before bringing the family together. Your child's privacy is respected, unless there are concerns about safety or self-harm, in which case you will be immediately notified. 

Parents are always kept informed about the general progress of therapy and the skills being developed, while respecting the child's privacy. Together, we'll create a healing path for your child and family.