If your child is struggling with big feelings, behavior changes, or life transitions, you’re not alone. We provide play-based therapy that helps children communicate, heal, and grow — while supporting parents every step of the way.

We support children experiencing challenges related to:

Anxiety, anger, obsessive thoughts or behaviors, self-esteem, friendships and social skills, sibling and family relationships, attention or focus concerns, neurodivergence (including autism), and experiences that may feel overwhelming or difficult to process.

Scope of Services

Our practice specializes in play therapy for children experiencing emotional, behavioral, and relational concerns. At this time, we are not able to provide services for children experiencing suicidal ideation or ongoing self-harm, as this level of care falls outside our current scope of practice. If you are seeking support for a child with these concerns, we encourage you to reach out to a provider or program that specializes in higher levels of care.

Court Involvement & Legal Proceedings

We do not provide therapy services for the purpose of court testimony, custody evaluations, or legal decision-making. Our role as therapists is to support a child’s emotional well-being, not to participate in legal proceedings. For this reason, we are unable to work with children involved in custody disputes or divorce cases where testimony, reports, or court involvement is anticipated or requested. Families seeking court-related services should work with a qualified forensic or custody evaluator.

Communication & Crisis Policy
Email or phone communication is intended for scheduling and administrative purposes only and should not be used for urgent or emergency concerns.
We do not provide crisis counseling or immediate response services. If you are in crisis, please call 911, go to your nearest emergency room, or dial 988 for immediate support.