Therapy helps children build resilience, improve self-regulation, and enhance their social and emotional well-being, all of which contribute to healthier development and improved relationships with others. I work with all children but my background is in working with neurodiverse children. Neurodiverse children have distinct and occasionally challenging ways of seeing and interacting with the environment. To help these children fully benefit from therapy, tailored supports are essential for their growth and development.

While supporting children through therapy is crucial, it is equally important to offer support to the parents as well. By providing a neutral space for any family member to express their thoughts and feelings, therapy fosters empathy and strengthens relationships. It also helps families identify and address underlying issues, improve problem-solving skills, and create healthier, more supportive interactions, ultimately leading to a more harmonious family environment.