Child-Centered Play Therapy

A respectful, autonomy-honoring approach where children lead the process.
In the playroom, children communicate their inner world through toys, symbols, and imagination — and they naturally work on what they’re ready to face.

I often work with children experiencing:

• Life transitions

• Divorce or family changes

• Foster care experiences

• Anxiety or depression

• Trauma

• Emotional regulation challenges

• Low self-esteem
  
  

Parent Consultation & Caregiver Support

The most meaningful progress happens when caregivers are supported, informed, and involved.
I meet with parents separately to:

• Share insights from the playroom

• Offer strategies that support the child’s progress at home

• Strengthen attachment and connection

• Build consistency and confidence in how you support your child
  
  

With this partnership — child + therapist + parent — I’ve seen incredible transformation and lasting change.