Child Psychologists and Child Therapists in Jackson, GA.

I work with children and adolescents ages 6-18. My approach is to let them participate in their therapy, so that they have a sense of control, and not that something is "being done to them." Every child is different, so my approach depends on their personality and behavior. With quiet, or defiant children, I may start by playing a board game or doing puzzles so we can get to know each other. With a more outgoing or verbal kid, they may have a lot to tell me and just want to talk. Still others respond to workbook exercises which I provide feedback on. Call me at 678-209-1348 to discuss my approach with children and also so I can find out more about your situation and what your child needs.

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I am board certified by The American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in the sub-specialty of child and adolescent psychiatry. Therefore, I am well qualified to treat the delicate needs of young children in the counseling process. The type of therapy I use heavily depends on the age of the child. Play therapy is often used for young children (5 and under), and children-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, DBT, mindfulness and relaxation techniques are used for older children (6 and older). Like any other health condition, early intervention is key to helping to prevent a more detrimental outcome. Please don't wait another day. We are here to help.

Children experience many different stages of life but may not be able to express their feeling due to fear, not feeling comfortable, respect or not wanting to anger loved ones. Many times children can internalise their feelings. This can cause them to act up in their adolescent, teen and adult years. Unpacking feelings in a safe space and addressing them can help them heal, process and thrive.