Here you'll find reflections, resources and practical strategies to support you and your family.
We'll explore common emotional and behavioral challenges and deepen our understanding of what drives positive change in therapy.

As a parent, noticing changes in your child’s emotions, behavior, or daily habits can be concerning—and sometimes confusing. While all children experience ups and downs, certain patterns may signal deeper struggles that could benefit from professional support. This guide can help you recognize when it may be time to consider therapy for your child. Emotional […]

Big emotions are a normal part of childhood, but they can also feel confusing and overwhelming. One of the most powerful tools we can teach children to help them handle those feelings is surprisingly simple: labeling their emotions. This strategy, coined “Name it to tame it” by Dr. Daniel Siegel, helps kids understand what they […]

Anxiety can feel overwhelming, especially for children and teens who are still learning how to understand and manage their emotions. As parents, caregivers, or professionals, our role isn’t to “fix” their feelings but to stand beside them with patience, empathy, and gentle guidance. Here’s how you can help a child experiencing anxiety feel heard, supported, […]

There’s often pressure to fix things, say the right words or offer the perfect solution. But here’s the truth: parenting isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about showing up with love, patience, and a willingness to learn along the way. Research shows that listening is far more impactful than offering solutions or delivering polished […]

Every parent knows the moment—your child is overwhelmed, emotions are spilling out, and you’re caught in the storm of big feelings. Whether it’s frustration, sadness, anger, or something in between, these moments can be challenging. But they’re also powerful opportunities to build trust, connection, and emotional awareness. Here’s what to do when your child is […]

Childhood is a time of curiosity, growth, and discovery—but it can also bring emotional challenges that children may not yet have the tools to express or manage. Child therapy offers a safe and supportive space where children, guided by a trained therapist, can learn to express emotions, navigate intense feelings and build the foundation for […]

Starting therapy is an act of courage, hope and commitment to positive growth. Whether you’re seeking support for your child, your family or yourself, I want you to know you’ve taken a powerful first step. My practice is built on a deep belief in the strength of children, the insight of caregivers and the incredible resilience that emerges when families feel supported, heard and understood.