We believe that therapy is more than just a place to talk—it's a space to remember, to make sense of patterns, and to gently re-author the stories you carry. Sometimes, it is the place where you learn to feel your emotions for the first time or get in touch with your playful side again. Whether you’re navigating a breakup, academic pressure, or the heavy quiet of grief, We hold space for you to explore what’s felt, forgotten, and ready to change. We will try to teach you how your nervous system works, and we will configure its controls together.
You don’t need to have all the answers to begin. You just need curiosity—and a little courage.

Children (Ages 5-12)
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Separation anxiety and school refusal
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Behavioral challenges (anger outbursts, oppositional behavior)
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Low self-esteem or confidence issues
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Grief and loss (e.g., losing a pet or family member)
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Family transitions (e.g., divorce, new siblings, relocation)
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Sensory overwhelm or emotional dysregulation
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Nightmares and sleep disturbances
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Difficulty making or keeping friends
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Bullying (victim or aggressor)
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Selective mutism or extreme shyness
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Early signs of anxiety or trauma
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Parental conflict or attachment ruptures
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Chronic illness or hospital-related distress