Therapy for Children

Compassionate, Developmentally-Appropriate Support for Your Child’s Emotional & Behavioral Well-Being

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What We Help Children With

We support children through a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and developmental concerns, including:

Anxiety, fear, or excessive worry

Emotional outbursts, anger, or difficulty regulating feelings

Trauma, stress, grief, or overwhelming events

Behavior challenges at home or school

Attention, focus, or organizational struggles

School avoidance, social difficulties, or peer conflict

How Therapy Helps Your Child

Children process emotions, stress, and experiences differently from adults. That’s why our approach blends:

  • Play and creative expression
  • Developmentally appropriate emotional education
  • Skill-building activities for regulation and coping
  • Family and parent collaboration
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Our Child-Centered, Trauma-Informed Approach

Our therapists draw from evidence-based, developmentally appropriate methods, such as:

Play-based therapy (the natural language of childhood)

Cognitive-behavioral tools adapted for kids

Trauma-informed care and regulation skills

Attachment-based
support

Family involvement and parent coaching

Why Golden Roots Therapy for Children

Developmentally Appropriate

We understand how children think, feel, and learn at each stage of life.

Trauma-Informed & Child-Centered

Your child’s safety and comfort come first.

Family-Inclusive Care

Caregivers are key partners, your insights and involvement help support progress.

Flexible, Evidence-Based Methods

We use approaches that respect each child’s strengths.

Give Your Child the Support They Deserve

A child’s emotional wellbeing shapes how they navigate friendships, school, family, and their future. With the right support, your child can feel more confident, connected, and capable in everyday life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages do you work with?

We support children from early childhood through adolescence, with approaches tailored to each developmental stage.

Do parents participate in sessions?

While some sessions focus on the child’s experience, caregiver involvement is often essential for support and carry-over at home.

What if my child doesn’t want to talk?

Many children communicate best through play, art, movement, or activities rather than direct conversation.

How long does therapy take?

There’s no set timeline; it depends on your child’s needs and goals. Progress is individualized.

Do you work with children with neurodivergent needs?

We provide affirming support for ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent experiences.