Services
About My Clients
Have you noticed a change in your child's behavior or mood? Does most interactions seem to end in an argument? You may find yourself often wondering if you're providing the "best" for your child and family in order to help them succeed. You don't have to figure it out on your own. We can help.
My Background and Approach
We help families thrive by providing child centered, personalized online therapy and parent support. We can help you reduce negative behaviors and emotions such as child defiance, aggression, anxiety, and family conflict. We also help families strengthen and restore relationships impacted by trauma, life transitions, divorce, or adoption. As a mother of two kids, I understand that parenting is never "one size fits all". To fit into your busy life, online scheduling is available 24/7 and all sessions are conveniently and securely done online. Email us (info@childtherapylab.com) or visit our website (www.childtherapylab.com) to schedule your child or family appointment. We can’t wait to hear from you and support you on your wellness journey!
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
Child Therapy Lab was created to help children and families thrive. We truly believe YOU are the expert of your experiences and work with you to create the life you desire for your kids and family. I’m a mom myself so I know that parenting isn't easy. We provide a non-judgemental and person-centered environment for our clients. Our child therapy and parent support services help families in tough situations. We equip children and parents with effective strategies to live happier, healthier lives. We help families reduce problems such as family conflict by getting to the root cause of the problems, decrease aggression and outbursts by improving communication and coping skills, processing stressful events in a safe and judgement free atmosphere, and improving family relationships though attachment-building strategies. We also assist families experiencing various life transitions or stressors such as divorce, trauma, adoption, and/or relocation adjust to the “new normal”.