FAQS

I typically see both the parent/caregiver/guardian and toddler in the psychotherapy session. To learn more, please check out my blog where I provide information on the styles of services I use when working with young children.

I commonly support families navigating big feelings, tantrums, emotional regulation, behavior challenges, parent-child conflict, transitions, and stress around caregiving. My approach focuses on helping children build emotional and behavioral skills while strengthening connection and confidence within the family.

I specialize in psychotherapy for children ages 2 to 7, along with support for their parents and caregivers. If you’re unsure whether your child is a good fit, I’m happy to talk through your concerns and help you find the best starting point.

PCIT is a structured, evidence-based treatment that helps caregivers build stronger connection, increase positive behavior, and respond more effectively to challenging behavior. In our work together, I coach caregivers in real time and tailor the pace of treatment to your family’s needs. The goal is to create lasting improvements in your child’s behavior and your confidence as a parent or caregiver.

Yes. I welcome parents, grandparents, foster parents, and other caregivers who play an important role in a child’s life. Caregiver support can be especially helpful when everyone is working toward the same goal of helping a child feel more secure, regulated, and understood.

I support children and families with a range of early childhood concerns, including tantrums, aggression, defiance, separation anxiety, big emotions, difficulty with transitions, parent-child conflict, and trouble with listening or following directions. I also help families who want support with feeling identification, emotional regulation, and strengthening their relationship at home.