Your child shows signs or behaviors that have either raised a heightened sense of concern for you or perhaps have been pointed out by a school teacher. 

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Being a kid these days is so different from when you were a kid. Trying the things your parents tried feels ineffective, outdated, or maybe even no longer accepted as "good parenting."   

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So, you read all the latest books on what good parenting looks like, but it's like every book gives advice that contradicts the one before it! 

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Whether it's the implication of ADHD or a recurring fear of making mistakes, now you're left wondering how to help your child move through this time in his or her life. 

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Maybe you've even explored the idea of therapy for your child in the past, but found that you were simply stuck in a waiting room while your child had sessions, leaving you unsure of just what you were paying for and whether or not it was making a difference. 

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When I work with a child, I also work with you as parents.  We will schedule regular sessions dedicated to making sure you understand the process and feel comfortable with the services being provided.  

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I can also offer strategies and techniques you can use to help your child (and your own stress level) in difficult times between sessions (a.k.a. grocery store meltdowns).