Child Psychologists and Child Therapists in Longmont, CO.

In working with young children, I create a gentle, supportive space where they can explore their feelings and experiences with the presence of a trusted caregiver. By including a caregiver in our sessions, we help the child understand that they are not solely responsible for any challenges they might be facing. Together, we can reframe struggles as shared experiences that do not define them, encouraging a sense of belonging and resilience. This approach helps both child and caregiver connect around strengths, building a foundation of support and understanding that allows the child to feel seen, valued, and empowered.

I believe I have a natural skill in dealing with teens and young adults. I have practiced therapy in a middle school and high school setting as well as an outpatient facility for young adults suffering from addiction and mental health issues. I believe the ability to have a genuine relationship with my clients, regardless of their age, is the cornerstone to an effective partnership. I did my fair share of suffering as a teen/young adult and believe it has benefited me when working with teens/young adults suffering through their own problems currently.

Kelsey Edwards has a wealth of knowledge and experience working one on one with children and families to help foster strong and supporting relationships. Kelsey has experience working with and advocating for children who have undergone abuse and neglect and is skilled in helping family units heal from adversity. Kelsey is passionate about working with children to help them learn grow and overcome anything life throws in their way. Contact Kelsey at Foundations Counseling and see how individual counseling can benefit your child.

I use non-directive, directive and sand play therapy when working with children. Given that younger children's brains are in a process of development and many of the more complex cognitive skills don't develop until later, play is the most effect method of learning to solve problems and process emotions or issues. As a school counselor I worked with families, teachers and children. I have trained as a synergistic play therapist, a person centered play therapist and in sand play.

Being a parent is the hardest job in the world. Many parents feel unprepared for the challenges they are presented as their children go through various stages. Wade specializes in helping parents learn skills and strategies to deal with their family's unique needs. He brings years of professional experience, along with his personal experience as a father, to his work with parents in Northern Colorado. Call today to schedule a free consultation and discuss your parenting needs with Wade.

Monique brings many years of experience to her work with young children. She uses a combination of Play Therapy, Art Therapy, and Behavioral Therapy, combined with traditional counseling techniques, to help her youngest clients overcome and heal from past trauma, depression, anxiety, the effects of divorce, loss of a parent or loved one, and issues in school. Get started today with a free consultation with Monique.

At Foundations Counseling, we offer counseling services to children and adolescents between the ages of 2 and 18, who may be struggling with inappropriate behaviors, difficult emotions, and upheaval or trauma in their life. For younger children, our specialists utilize play therapy to effectively address their needs. For older children, traditional cognitive-behavioral therapy is often the most effective stragey. We also offer art therapy for all ages. If you feel a child in your life would benefit from therapy, please call us at (970) 227-2770.

Anna's training has taught her many ways to help children cope with emotional, behavioral, or psychological challenges. By providing a safe space, children can express their feelings, thoughts, and concerns with a trained therapist. Child therapy often uses age-appropriate techniques, such as play therapy, art, and storytelling, to help children communicate and understand their emotions in ways they can relate to. Anna aims to assist children who are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, family changes, or behavioral issues.

Is your child or teenager struggling in some way with their feelings, behaviors, or relationships? Are you worried about ADD/ADHD, cutting, eating disorders, anxiety or depression? Is your child having difficulty recovering from a traumatic event or death of a loved one? I have helped innumerable children and adolescents recover and improve their lives. If you are worried about a child in your life, call today to find out if child counseling is the answer.

Young children do not have the verbal skills to explain what is bothering them and may become angry or depressed. I communicate with children at the appropriate age level using books, games, and drawing. As we play together, your child will feel safe and find a way to express feelings not easily expressed because of lack of words. I will help your child develop new coping and verbal skills that will allow expression of feelings. I will, or course, communicate with you as the parent and make suggestions to help you interact better with your child

If your child is acting out, experiencing big emotions, or acting unusual it may be a sign your child needs some extra support. Whether your child is experiencing a major life change, bullying, struggling in school, or something else entirely, Jamie Smiertelny has the knowledge and skills to help your child get back on track and eventually thrive. She uses methods such as play therapy, art therapy, and sand tray therapy to help your child understand and work through their emotions. Call (970) 227-2770 to schedule a free consultation with Jamie.

Our children can be very difficult to understand. It can be challenging to understand difficult behaviors and children are often not the best communicators for what they need. Shiri has extensive experience working with children and families. Her goal is to provide support for the child, helping them develop into the strongest individuals they can be.

Children are complex puzzles. They are constantly learning and changing and aren't always able to communicate in a way that is easy for parents to understand. Untangling behaviors and patterns can be very challenging. Delaney has extensive experience in supporting children facing a wide range of issues. From dealing with the struggles of day to day life, to experiencing chronic, complex trauma, allow Delaney to walk with you and your child to make them feel safe, understood, and loved.