What We Do

Does your young child have difficulty managing their emotions, engage in aggressive behaviors, or struggle to follow rules in the home?

Children under the age of 6 can benefit from parent-child therapy services to support healthy growth and development, support healthy attachment in relationships, and heal from early childhood trauma and stress.

A provider will work with your family to identify concerns for your child and develop a plan to build regulation and coping through working with you (or another caregiver) and the young child directly.

We are trained in the following interventions:

• Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP): A trauma-informed play therapy intervention effective in processing and healing trauma for children under the ages of 6.

• Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT): A play-based intervention designed to help children ages 2-9 learn skills for regulating, improving attention, and increasing compliance with rules and instructions in the home.

• Circle of Security-Informed Therapy (COS-IT): A caregiver only, attachment-based intervention suited for caregivers looking to have a more secure attachment with their children ages 2-15.

  To learn more about these services, see Therapy for Young Children.

Do you have difficulty expressing emotions, poor coping, or relationship challenges?

Have you ever experienced a mental health symptom or concern associated with depression, anxiety, trauma or stress?

Are you a professional or parent trying to manage multiple roles and work-life stress and seeking a more balanced life?

Are you motivated to find new ways of managing challenges and leading a more satisifed? If so, individual therapy may be beneficial for you or your child or teenager.

Individual therapy sessions target goals specific to you or your family member to enhance personal well-being, resolve relationship issues, develop skills for coping and regulation, process life and work stressors, navigate identity challenges and behavioral concerns, and to address specific mental health symptoms.

To learn more about these services, see Individual Therapy Services for Children, Teens, and Adults.

Is your child demonstrating mental health symptoms or delays that you want more information about? Are you uncertain about what your child needs or how your child is developing?

This is a one-time comprehensive service to better address developmental and social-emotional concerns in children ages 6 months through 17 years.

This services includes:

• Clinical interview with child and caregiver(s)

• Direct observation of child in several settings, if appropriate and necessary

• Collateral contact with child’s educators, service providers, or medical professionals

• Review of records associated with child including, but not limited to, medical, psychological, school, and other allied health service records

• Screening and assessment tools

• A formal, written report containing a diagnosis and clinical recommendations for services and supports

To learn more about this service, see Developmental and Diagnostic Evaluations.

Are you experiencing mental health symptoms and looking for a diagnosis and supportive recommendations for treating and managing presenting problems?

This is a one-time comprehensive service to address mental health symptoms and other concerns for individuals ages 18 and older.

This services includes:

• Clinical interview

• Direct observation

• Collateral contact with adult’s service providers and medical professionals, as necessary

• Review of records associated with adult including, but not limited to, medical, psychological, and other allied health service records

• Screening and assessment tools

• A formal, written report containing a diagnosis and clinical recommendations for services and supports

To learn more about this service, see Developmental and Diagnostic Evaluations.