Your child’s behavior is speaking

Struggling kids can’t always tell you what’s wrong.

Children often don’t know how to verbalize what is distressing them and what they need to feel better.

Their behavior is what communicates to us about the struggles they’re facing and what they need help with.

You might be noticing changes in your child’s behavior but are unsure how to help.

You might notice your child no longer enjoys activities they used to love.  They say they don’t have friends at school and sit by themselves during lunch or recess.

They have angry outbursts or mood swings, and you find yourself having more power struggles than before.

You want to connect with your child to create more joy in the midst of daily life, but how?

Signs that your child is struggling:

• Your previously outgoing kid is now withdrawn and no longer confident socially.
• They feel anxious and have trouble sleeping or waking up.
• They are more irritable, having more conflicts with peers, siblings, and parents.
• Your child no longer enjoys activities they used to love and/or refuses to go to school or activities
• They say they don’t have friends at school and sit by themselves during lunch or recess.
• They complain of frequent headaches and/or stomach aches without medical illness.
• They have angry outbursts or mood swings, and you find yourself having more power struggles than before.

Challenges we support:

Therapy helps your child uncover their needs.

Our highly trained therapists work with you to address your child’s needs so they can be more happy and relaxed.

Child therapy is not one size fits all. We tailor our approach to the age, developmental needs, and personality of your child.

Our play-based therapy approach uses your child’s natural language of play to help them process distressing experiences, develop emotional literacy, and find healthier ways to navigate the challenges in their life.

In addition to play-based therapy we also offer Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).

Reach out now for a free consultation.

We can’t protect our kids from having struggles, but we can equip them with the resources they need to navigate them.