Who We Help

Children

It is so hard to see your child struggle. Whether it is anxiety, depression, ADHD, or any other emotional difficulty, we are here to help.

Taking your child to therapy may feel intimidating, but it can actually be a relatively relaxed and heartwarming time. We see ourselves as a member of you and your child’s team and we hope to partner with you in helping them work through whatever is getting in their way as well as improve their overall emotional well-being. We usually tell kids we are similar to a teacher, or coach, and can help them improve areas of their emotional and family life where they may struggle.

Therapy will look different based on the age of your child and what they are working on. For most, therapists will start by meeting just with the parents, and then flow between working with the child, parent(s), and whole family. As child therapists, we get to be more creative in how we help people. Typical sessions may include playing games, planning bedtime routines, making feelings charts, creating behavioral expectations, taking a walk, or any other way we think we may reach your child. Please ask us any questions about our process!

Additionally, while telehealth can be more challenging with younger clients, our team has developed some tools and tricks to make it work.

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Our Specialists in this field

Lily Baker, MSW

Micaela Bates, Psy. D

Marisa Beck, MS

Kim Bloom, MDiv., MA

Liz Bordogna, MA

Nikki Bowles, LCSW

Megan Cheatham, Psy.D

James Czywczynski, LPC

Amanda Ercilla Trevino, LCSW

Julianna Foster, MA

Addison Halverson, MFT, MS

Jodi Harris, LCSW

Yolanda Hidalgo, MA, MFT

Hillary Johns-Parson, LCSW

Robert Johnston, MD, Psychiatrist

Morgan Lanier, LPC

Sarah Lotchin, LCSW

Caroline Megargel, MSW, LCSW

Randall Nolt, MSW

Sarah Robeson, BSW, MSW Intern

Caroline Rymer, LICSW and LCSW

Alexandria Schenk, LPC

Sabera Sobhan-Mosley, Ph.D.

Brittany Sullivan, MA

Constance Zubairu-Kanu, LMSW