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Child & Adolescent Therapy

By the time parents begin seeking treatment options they are often already feeling frustrated and a bit helpless in their ability to make things “better.”   

 

I view parents as experts on their children and feel that their love, support, and knowledge of their child are crucial elements to a successful therapy experience.​​​

​Click here for a link to the information provided in a Back-to-School Mental Health Check-In webinar through a partnership with Park Slope Parents a few years back.

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Yellow Backpack
Puzzle pieces for thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
Children

 


 

I help children understand the connection between feelings, thoughts, and behaviors and how to make changes within that "circle" of relating.

My younger clients come to see me
with issues related to ...
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  • Anxiety and Depression
  • Attachment and Independence
  • Hopelessness and Isolation
  • Emotional regulation
  • Identity exploration
  • Social concerns
 
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Teen holding up "help" sign.
Adolescents

  
 

I encourage open talks about peer pressure, risky behavior, body image, why parents "just don't understand" and the struggle between fitting in and being unique.

          

Crossroads, street signs, directions for future, past and present.
Young Adults


 

Becoming an adult can be a confusing time. Our work here will include navigating relationships, furthering the development of self-identity and successful life transitions.

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