Today’s children face a variety of unique issues. As children grow, they go through many mood and behavior changes. Although these changes can be difficult – both for the children and for the caregivers – they are usually normal, predictable and no cause for concern. However, when a child is having trouble at home, school or with friends, or is struggling to process a routine or traumatic event (for example the birth of a sibling, death of a loved one, bullying, or abuse), the help a professional may be needed. A mental health professional who specializes in child issues can be a great asset in helping a child (or their caregivers) navigate this distinctive time in their lives. Reach out to one of TherapyDen’s experts today!
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— Carney Soderberg, Clinical Psychologist in Austin, TXAnxiety Depression ADHD Mild Autism Anger Control Avoidance Obsessive/Compulsive Behavior Impulse Control Learning Problems Organization Low Self-Esteem School Refusal Bullying/Cyberbullying Resistant/Oppositional Behavior Social Awareness and Communication Problem-Solving Giftedness and Twice-Exceptional
— Carney Soderberg, Clinical Psychologist in Austin, TXI have been working with children under that age of 10 using play therapy and art therapy. I truly enjoy working with this population and continue to attend continued education courses to gain more information and insight on how best to work with children and their changing needs.
— Lindsay Callahan, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Colorado Springs, COI am a Certified Parent Child Interaction Therapist (PCIT). Specifically, my expertise is with children ages 2-7 who are experiencing behavioral difficulties and children with anxiety ages 3-9. I work directly with the parent via live coaching. This offers a unique experience for the parent in learning in the moment with my support how to effectively manage their child's behavior or anxiety.
— Alexis Landa, Licensed Mental Health CounselorWhen working with youth, I typically integrate Play Therapy, Strengths-Based, and Mindfulness techniques to establish a foundation for them to trust themselves and learn how to show themselves self-compassion. I love working with kiddos, preteens, and teens to help them through tough things in life and be more fully themselves.
— Eva Belzil, Marriage & Family Therapist in Fort Collins, COI am a Registered Play Therapist (RPT) and love working with children. I have worked with children and their families for over 10 years in a variety of settings over the years. Play therapy is always such a unique way of connecting with children and seeing them grow through various struggles. My goal is to empower each child to thrive by creating interventions to their unique needs and strengths.
— Jacqueline Young, Licensed Professional Counselor in ,Hi, parents! Hey, kids! I am a child & adolescent psychologist, and I love to help families learn to get along better & be better able to share a happier household. I say "families" because I've only seen children progress when their adults are involved & invested. So if you're looking for someone to drop your kid off with so that she'll "cure" them, I'm probably not the therapist for you! But if you're looking to get on the floor with us & get to work, I am ready when you are. Give me a call.
— Dr. Michelle Alvarez, Clinical Psychologist in Online (telehealth) and in-person therapy, MDI am a certified Parent Child Interaction Therapist (PCIT). Specifically, my expertise is with children ages 2-7 who are experiencing behavioral difficulties and children with anxiety ages 3-9. I work directly with the parent via live coaching. This offers a unique experience for the parent in learning in the moment with my support how to effectively manage their child's behavior or anxiety.
— Alexis Landa, Licensed Mental Health CounselorChildren’s behaviors show us if their needs are met or unmet. It may be the need to be heard, to be seen, to be held more, or to be given more space to grow. Play, movement, art, and visualization can be very helpful for children. Samantha is very adept at creative interventions. She will also give your child, kid friendly mind-body-energy tools, that are supportive at various stages of development.
— Samantha Terriss, Licensed Marriage & Family TherapistWe offer child-centered play therapy, art therapy, and child parent relationship therapy and PCIT.
— Danielle Barcelo, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Denver, COYour child has been struggling yet you aren't quite sure why. You have tried everything. The teachers aren't helpful because they just say the same thing over and over. Friend's don't understand, their kids seem to be perfect angels. It feels like you have done something wrong but don't know how to fix it. You have heard play therapy can be helpful but not sure how to start. Just reach out today and a therapist can guide you through this process together.
— The Attached Counseling Collective, Licensed Professional Counselor in Marietta, GAI work with children with both diagnosed difficulties as well as life stressors. I focus on creating a safe environment where a trusting relationship can help instill change. I utilize play, cognitive-behavioral approaches, EMDR, and strength-based approaches in my work with children.
— Rachel Woodward, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Amesbury, MAChild/Play Therapy helps children to improve communication and interpersonal skills. It focuses on a child's interests and encourages interaction based on the child's favorite activities. Our professionals, collaborate to help children deal with emotional trauma, anxiety, grief, behavioral problems, neurological conditions and mental illness.
— Washington Psychological Wellness, Mental Health Practitioner in Gaithersburg, MDIf being a parent is difficult, being a kid is near impossible today. I am passionate about working with children and adolescents in close collaboration with parents/care-givers to assist in a myriad of issues, including anxiety, depression, school avoidance, bullying, self-esteem, divorce, co-parenting, and trauma. I utilize a unique combination of interactive play therapy, relational therapy, and EMDR (if appropriate) in order to give your child the most effective therapy experience.
— Nicole Bermensolo, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Santa Monica, CAI am certified in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), which is an evidence-based treatment for children ages 2-7 who display externalizing behavioral issues. Children who throw tantrums, don't listen, struggle with attention, and show attention-seeking behavioral issues would be a good fit for this. Additionally, I am certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
— Caleb Demarais, Licensed Professional Counselor in Tulsa, OKParents often come to my practice wondering what they can do when their child is struggling in school or finding it hard to make friends. Children develop at very different rates and it isn’t always clear when getting in trouble is something to be concerned about or just kid stuff. I offer a comprehensive suite of services and will coordinate with teachers, related service providers, pediatricians, and, of course, parents to ensure that the work we do is generalizable and effective.
— Jordan Conrad, Clinical Social Worker in New York, NY