Mental Health Services
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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?
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​We provide individual and parent-child mental health therapy.
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Tools and Strategies: Gain insights to understand your child’s unique needs and foster strong family connections.
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Emotional Well-Being: Create an environment where children and families can flourish emotionally.
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Guidance Through Developmental Stages: Navigate the complex phases of child development, including challenges related to neurodiversity, anxiety, and behavioral concerns.
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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.
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​We integrate different treatment modalities based on the individual child/family. Other treatment modalities that can be included in sessions are:
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Family Systems Theory
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Theraplay
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Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT)
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Synergetic Play Therapy (SPT)
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Internal Family Systems (IFS)
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Circle of Security Parenting (COSP)
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Dance and Movement therapy approaches
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Trauma-informed Practices
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Neuro sequential Model of nervous system
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Non-violent Communication
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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:
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Navigate the phases of child development with confidence
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Develop a deep understanding of your child’s emotional and nervous system needs
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Identify your child’s strengths and collaboratively create individualized strategies
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Strengthen family communication and problem-solving skills
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Build positive interactions at home and in the community.
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Mental health services are available for clients starting in infancy through age 18