Therapy that meets you where you are.
Whether you're bringing your child in for the first time or reaching out for yourself, every session is built around your family's specific needs — not a formula.
Play Therapy for Children
Children process the world differently than adults. When they're struggling with anxiety, big behavioral shifts, family changes, trauma, or emotions they don't have language for yet — play is often the most natural way in.
Therapy for Teens
Teens are often expected to talk about what they're feeling, but words don't always come easily — especially under stress. Expressive approaches like art and sand tray therapy offer another way in, helping teens process anxiety, identity, family changes, and big emotions without relying solely on conversation.
Support for Parents & Perinatal Clients
Becoming a parent — or navigating the years that follow — can be beautiful and brutal in equal measure. Perinatal anxiety, postpartum mood changes, birth trauma, and the quiet identity shift of new parenthood are all things you deserve real support for.
Approaches I use
Evidence-based and chosen for a reason — here's a plain-language overview of each.
A therapeutic approach that treats play as a child's natural language, letting the child lead the session at their own pace. Rather than directing the child, the therapist creates a safe, accepting space where the child can express and work through feelings through play.
A model that trains parents to use child-centered play skills at home, so the relationship itself becomes part of the healing — not just the therapy hour. Parents learn to create a space where their child feels truly heard and understood.
A structured therapy that helps people process and integrate distressing memories by using guided eye movements or other bilateral stimulation. It's particularly effective for trauma and can be adapted for children and adults alike.
A practical, skills-based approach that looks at the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It helps identify unhelpful thinking patterns and build more effective ways of coping with anxiety, stress, and other challenges.
A values-based approach that helps you develop a healthier relationship with difficult thoughts and feelings — not by getting rid of them, but by building the flexibility to act in line with what matters to you even when things are hard.
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