Sometimes, it is helpful for us to meet without your child. We may want to brainstorm strategies and interventions to try at home, discuss co-parenting issues or problems, or discuss family dynamics that may be playing a role in the situation. Often times, it is helpful to get support in the challenging role of a parent.

As parents/guardians, you are the expert of your child. Therefore, it is my hope that we will develop a positive and collaborative working relationship. Your support and involvement is crucial for therapy to be successful.

In cases where there is parent separation or divorce, I extend an invitation for both parents to be involved in the therapeutic process. In order for therapy to be most effective, I maintain neutrality and do not get involved in custody or visitation disputes. The goal is for treatment to be a positive experience for both you and your child; therefore I encourage you to bring whatever concerns you may have to my attention and for us to maintain good communication. Your feedback is always valued and welcomed!