I have been working with children and families since 2016. Additionally, my specialized training with children and Play Therapy has provided success with increasing expression of emotions, as well as exploring school challenges, sibling relationships, and grief.
- Have you ever wondered if your child would benefit from attending therapy?
- Has your child displayed difficulty with impulse control, expression of feelings, or coping skills?
- Does your child express challenges in peer or sibling relationships?
- Has your child experienced a life transition, such as a new sibling or death in the family?
Play Therapy
For children, play therapy allows them to express their feelings through play and toys instead of words. That is to say, play therapy is to children what counseling is to adults. Although everyone benefits, play therapy is especially appropriate for children ages 3 through 12 years old.
Above all, I believe that effective intervention requires a collective effort between the therapist and child’s family. Therefore, it is important to meet with the parent or caregiver to provide suggestions and create goals for a successful outcome.
Children begin therapy for many reasons, including:
- Challenges with peer or sibling relationships
- Coping with grief or loss, such as family member or pet
- Struggling with anxiety or anger
- Adjustment to a life transition, such as moving or divorce
- School problems, including bullying
What is Play Therapy?
Helping Individuals, Families & Marriages Repair, Recover, and Thrive
With evidence based tools, my goal is to help you better understand yourself, feel happier, and more fulfilled as a person, partner, and parent.
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Relational Family Therapy, PLLC 