Every child experiences the world differently, so therapy shouldn't look the same for everyone.
Whether your child needs individual therapy, family support, or a specialized approach, we'll recommend the care that best fits who they are and what they need.
Every child experiences the world differently, so therapy shouldn't look the same for everyone. Whether your child needs individual therapy, family support, or a specialized approach, we'll recommend the care that best fits who they are and what they need.
Support that's shaped around your child, not the other way around.
Every service has a different purpose.
Some children benefit most from individual therapy.
Others make the biggest progress when parents are involved, siblings join sessions, or peer connection becomes part of the process.
We'll recommend what makes the most sense for your family's goals.
Some children benefit most from individual therapy. Others make the biggest progress when parents are involved, siblings join sessions, or peer connection becomes part of the process. We'll recommend what makes the most sense for your family's goals.
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Understanding what's beneath the anxiety, stress, conflict, or overwhelm so life begins to feel more manageable again.
Sessions are adapted to how your teen engages best like movement, creativity, rather than expecting every teen to fit the same approach.
For teens navigating anxiety, trauma, ADHD, OCD, depression, identity exploration, school stress, emotional overwhelm, or experiences they don't yet know how to make sense of.
Teen Individual Therapy
EMDR
Somatic Work
ERP-Informed
DBT-Informed
CBT
Heather: $200 • Associates: $175
50–75 Minutes • Weekly or Biweekly
For families who feel stuck in the same arguments, misunderstandings, or challenges at home.
Together, we'll better understand what's happening, strengthen connection, and help parents feel more confident supporting their child beyond the therapy room.
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Family Therapy / Parent Support
Heather: $170 • Associates: $150
50 Minutes • Weekly
For children ages 4+ whose emotions, worries, behavior changes, grief, or life transitions are showing up in ways they can't yet explain.
Through play, art, creativity, sandtray, and other child-centered approaches, therapy helps children express themselves while building confidence and emotional understanding.
Child Therapy (Play-Based)
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The goal is for overwhelming experiences to feel less disruptive, allowing your teen to move through everyday life with greater confidence.
Sessions may include creative, sensory-aware, somatic, or experiential approaches depending on what your teen needs.
When conversation alone isn't enough, EMDR offers another way for children and teens to process overwhelming experiences at a pace that feels safe and developmentally appropriate.
When talk therapy isn't enough on its own.
A space where identity is not treated like the problem.
For children and teens who deserve a space where they can be themselves without fear of judgment or pressure to hide who they are.
Your child is welcomed exactly as they are, so therapy can focus on what brought them here in the first place.
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For autistic children, ADHDers, AuDHDers, and young people who experience the world in their own way.
Rather than expecting children to adjust to therapy, sessions are adapted to how they naturally learn, communicate, and engage.
Therapy that works with your child's brain.
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Cost and coverage questions should not be buried. This makes the practical side clear before a parent reach out.
The details parents need before they say yes.
PAYMENT
Private pay • Superbills provided
SLIDING SCALE
Limited reduced-fee appointments are available during daytime hours.
CARDS
FSA & HSA Accepted
CANCELLATION POLICY
48-hour notice requested.
Every child engages differently. During your consultation, we'll talk through what you've been noticing and recommend the therapy approach that makes the most sense for your child and family.
Every child engages differently.
During your consultation, we'll talk through what you've been noticing and recommend the therapy approach that makes the most sense for your child and family.
Let's find the approach that fits your child.
Which service is the best fit
Which therapist may be the right match
What your first steps can look like
