Child Therapy

Help Them Thrive: Child Therapy for Emotional and Behavioral Growth

Child Therapy

What to Expect

Child and adolescent therapy at Tell Your Story Therapy is tailored to meet the unique emotional and developmental needs of children. Our child therapists use age-appropriate methods to help children express their feelings, cope with difficulties, and enhance their social skills. Sessions are designed to be engaging and comforting, ensuring that children feel safe and supported while learning effective ways to understand and manage their emotions.

Therapy

We can help with

Significant Life Transitions

Codependency

LGBTQIA+ Identity

Chronic Stress Management

Relationship Counseling

Parenting Support

Cultural Identity

Substance Abuse

Depression

Anxiety

Trauma

Benefits

Benefits of Child Therapy

Meet Our Dedicated

Team of Individual Therapists

Stacy-Colleen Nameth

Family Therapist

Rachelle Clayton Smith, MA

Family Therapist

Sydney Burkhardt, MA, AMFT

Therapist

Tara Morgan, MA

Therapist

Mattie Larson, MA, AMFT, APCC

Child & Adult Therapist

Jess Tanzer, MSW

EMDR Therapist

Jordan Fu, MA

Family Therapist

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Take the first step towards personal growth and emotional well-being. Schedule a session today and begin your journey to a healthier, more balanced life.

Q&A

Frequently Asked Questions

Child therapy focuses on providing psychological support and interventions tailored to the needs of children, helping them navigate emotional and behavioral challenges.

Therapy can be beneficial for children as young as three years old, depending on their needs and ability to communicate.

It addresses a range of issues, including behavioral problems, anxiety, the effects of divorce, bullying, neurodiversity, and academic struggles.

Therapists use play, art, sand tray,and language appropriate to the child’s age to communicate and facilitate therapy.

Parental involvement varies by case and the therapist’s approach, but parents may join sessions initially or when deemed beneficial.

The duration depends on the child’s specific needs and the progress they make, ranging from a few months to longer periods.

Expected outcomes include improved emotional regulation, better behavior at home and school, and enhanced communication skills.

Supporting your child involves reinforcing the techniques learned in therapy at home and maintaining open communication with the therapist.

Coverage depends on your insurance plan; it’s advisable to check with your provider regarding therapy services.

Sometimes bringing in siblings can be helpful in working through challenges at home.

Child Therapy

Child Therapy

What to Expect

Therapy

We can help with

Significant Life Transitions

Codependency

LGBTQIA+ Identity

Chronic Stress Management

Relationship Counseling

Parenting Support

Cultural Identity

Substance Abuse

Depression

Anxiety

Trauma

Benefits

Benefits of Child Therapy

Meet Our Dedicated

Team of Individual Therapists

Stacy-Colleen Nameth

Rachelle Clayton Smith, MA

Sydney Burkhardt, MA, AMFT

Tara Morgan, MA

Mattie Larson, MA, AMFT, APCC

Jess Tanzer, MSW

Jordan Fu, MA

Book a session

Q&A

Frequently Asked Questions

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