Does My High-Achieving Kid Need Therapy?
It can be hard to know if your high-achieving kid is also achieving emotional wellness - here are the signs to pay attention to in your kid.
What is Triggering My Child?
Information about what could be behind your child’s anxiety or big behaviors from a play therapy perspective.
“How Do You Work With That?” A Breakdown of How I Work with Different Challenges in Child & Adolescent Therapy
A breakdown of how I work with different challenges and symptoms, including anxiety, depression, suicidality & self-harm, trauma, and major life changes.
What to Do When Your Kid Is Having a Meltdown
Meltdowns - one of the hardest parts of parenting. Learn more about what is going on in a kid’s brain and nervous system when they’re experiencing a meltdown, and a step-by-step guide on how to respond.
What Progress Looks Like in Play Therapy
A breakdown of the process of Synergetic Play Therapy and what progress looks like at each step.
Common Misconceptions About Play Therapy (And What the Truth Is)
What play therapy is - and isn’t - and information about how it works (and how it might benefit your kid).
How Do I Know If My Kid Has Anxiety?
A deep dive into anxiety - specifically how it can show up for kids and how to know when to reach out for help.
6 Signs That Your Child May Benefit From Therapy (From Your Perspective)
We often talk about the behaviors, moods, and symptoms you might be observing in your child when discussing whether a child would benefit from therapy, but we can also consider what parents are experiencing when considering if more support would be beneficial.
How to Attune to the Child in Front of You
Information about how to attune to your own children or children you work with so you can better support them in co-regulation. Over time, co-regulation is what builds the foundational skills for children to be able to self-regulate.
Why Talk Therapy Doesn’t Work For Kids
Information about why talk therapy often isn’t the appropriate modality for kids and why your child may not have responded well to it in the past - and how play therapy can help.
How I Make My Practice Neurodivergent-Affirming
How I make my practice neurodivergent-affirming and how you can too.