Play Therapy
For young children, play is more than a way to make therapy fun. It’s how I learn about your child.
How therapy helps....
Therapy is where understanding turns into change.
I watch how a child approaches something new, handles frustration, seeks help, responds to limits, separates from parents, solves problems, communicates needs, and moves between connection and independence.
Those observations help me understand the child behind the behavior—and help parents see their child in a new way.
Who benefits
I work exclusively with children and families, with a focus on early and middle childhood. Therapy is particularly helpful for children experiencing:
Anxiety or worry
Big emotions and intense reactions
Attention or regulation challenges
Social or school-related stress
Early signs of learning differences
How therapy works (no surprises)
First call: We talk briefly to understand your child’s needs and explain current availability.
Initial intake (60–90 min): All primary caregivers attend. Your child joins us first, then can play while adults provide background.
Therapy sessions: I guide each session through careful observation, reflection, and play to help children explore feelings and build skills.
Parent sessions: Every 5th session is a required parent session. This gives parents space to review progress, ask questions, and receive guidance on supporting their child at home.
Progress review: Ongoing collaboration ensures parents have clarity, practical strategies, and insight into their child’s growth.
📞 608-291-0107
Call and tell me a little about what you’re noticing. If I’m the right person to help, we’ll get you scheduled. If not, I’ll point you to the best local option.