Child Therapy
For kids with big emotions and parents who need tools too.
Your child goes from zero to 100 in seconds. The meltdowns are intense. You've tried gentle parenting, reward charts, everything you can find online. Nothing's working.
You're not failing. You just need the right support.
What We Help With
We work with children (ages 3-12) who are dealing with:
Emotional dysregulation
Meltdowns that go beyond typical tantrums. Intense anger, tears, or shutdowns.
Anxiety
Excessive worry, fearfulness, physical complaints, trouble separating from parents.
Behavioral challenges
Defiance, aggression, difficulty following rules at home or school.
ADHD-related struggles
Impulsivity, difficulty focusing, trouble with transitions.
Social difficulties
Trouble making or keeping friends, conflicts with peers.
Family transitions
Divorce, new siblings, moving, grief.
School concerns
Difficulty in class, calls from teachers, trouble with homework.
Sleep struggles and worry
Trouble falling asleep, frequent nightmares, or a child who can’t stop worrying at bedtime no matter how you try to reassure them.
Sensitivity to change
A child who falls apart when routines shift, transitions are hard, or something unexpected happens. More than typical kid resistance.
What Child Therapy Looks Like Here
Kids don't sit on a couch and talk about their feelings. That's not how this works.
We use play therapy and creative approaches to help kids express what's going on inside. Through games, art, and activities, kids learn to recognize their emotions, calm their bodies, and build skills they can use at home and school.
And we involve parents. You're not dropping your kid off and hoping for the best. We'll give you tools too: ways to respond during meltdowns, strategies for tough moments, and regular updates on what's working.
For Parents
We know you're exhausted. You're questioning every parenting decision you've ever made. You're wondering if something is seriously wrong or if this is "just a phase."
Here's what we want you to know: you're not a bad parent. Kids with big emotions need support, and so do the adults raising them. We're here to help both.
We'll assess what's going on, give your child tools to manage their emotions, and give you strategies that actually work for your specific kid.
What Parents Say
"My 7-year-old told me, 'I think we should tell Ms. Becky about this since she's my Feelings Manager.' Which I thought was very adorable and awesome."
— Parent of current client