Mental Health Services

Areas of Support:

Anxiety, Anger Management, Attachment Concerns, Autism, Child Abuse (physical, sexual, emotional, neglect), Child Trauma, Co-regulation and Regulation, Depression, Divorce, Emotion Identification, Foster Care & Post Adoptive Issues, Healthy Coping Skills, Neurodiversity, Oppositional Behavior, Parent Support and Education, Relaxation and Mindfulness, Self-esteem/Self-identify, Social Skills

Why Mental Health Services at Children’s Therapy Network?

We provide individual and parent-child mental health therapy.
Tools and Strategies: Gain insights to understand your child’s unique needs and foster strong family connections.
Emotional Well-Being: Create an environment where children and families can flourish emotionally.
Guidance Through Developmental Stages: Navigate the complex phases of child development, including challenges related to neurodiversity, anxiety, and behavioral concerns.

While the child is the primary client, parents and caregivers play a vital role in treatment through participation within session and through parent only meetings. We work as a team to address unique needs and strengthen connections between children and their strongest advocates- their parents. Research shows that the most impactful way to foster change is by empowering parents.

We recognize that we will work together for a brief time, and want to empower our clients and caregivers to implement the skills they learn in their daily routines outside of sessions.

We integrate different treatment modalities based on the individual child/family. Other treatment modalities that can be included in sessions are:

Family Systems Theory
Theraplay
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT)
Synergetic Play Therapy (SPT)
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Circle of Security Parenting (COSP)
Dance and Movement therapy approaches
Trauma-informed Practices
Neuro sequential Model of nervous system
Non-violent Communication
Attachment Theory

Parents play a crucial role in fostering a child's emotional and behavioral health. By providing direct support to parents within the context of your child’s therapy we are able to:

Navigate the phases of child development with confidence
Develop a deep understanding of your child’s emotional and nervous system needs
Identify your child’s strengths and collaboratively create individualized strategies
Strengthen family communication and problem-solving skills
Build positive interactions at home and in the community.

Mental health services are available for clients starting in infancy through age 18

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