Child Psychologists and Child Therapists in Carver, MA.

Children's symptoms of anxiety and depression, in some cases, can be associated with them feeling responsible for, or caught up in the middle of parental conflict. Children under the age of 5 may cry, act out, regress, or try to distract parents. Children age 6 to middle adolescence may try to intervene in the conflict. Cues that parental conflict is too high are: repeated attempts to reduce conflict, withdrawal, or exhibiting acting out behavior. Family therapy is crucial in minimizing the negative feelings for children who are experiencing distress and emotional pain. The strength of family and child therapy is bringing together the family system so the child can feel safe and secure.

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I work with children from elementary age and up by building on their strengths, consulting with parents to help integrate the best structure into their lives, helping them expand their ways of expression through play, using expressive therapies and advocating for them when needed in the schools. I provide them with opportunities to practice the skills I build with them in our therapy sessions. I use cognitive behavioral strategies, expressive therapies and body work to engage with them and build opportunities to learn new skills.

In working with young children, I utilize play therapy and behavioral interventions to address emotional and behavioral issues. My approach involves creating a safe and nurturing environment where children can express their feelings and experiences through play. I collaborate closely with parents and caregivers to develop effective strategies for supporting the child's development and well-being. By focusing on the child's unique needs and strengths, I aim to promote healthy emotional and social growth.