Supporting growth.Strengthening connections.

Helping Kids Thrive.Helping Parents Feel Confident.

Evidence-based care for ages 3 to 23. Together, we’ll build skills, navigate challenges, and create meaningful change that lasts.

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Specializing in

Support for the challenges that matter most

Parent Management Training

Practical tools and coaching to support positive behavior, reduce conflict, and strengthen family relationships.

OCD

Exposure and Response Prevention to help children and young adults break the cycle of intrusive thoughts, avoidance, reassurance seeking, and compulsions.

Anxiety

Evidence-based strategies to manage worry, face fears, build resilience, and participate more fully in everyday life.

Tics

Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics to help clients understand and manage tics while reducing distress and interference.

ADHD

Practical support for attention, organization, emotional regulation, task initiation, independence, and follow-through.

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My approach

Rooted in evidence.
Focused on what matters.

Therapy is a partnership. I take the time to understand what is happening beneath the surface so we can address the root of the problem, not just the symptoms.

  • Individualized, evidence-based treatment
  • Parent involvement and coaching
  • Practical tools that can be used in everyday life
  • A clear understanding of what is keeping your child stuck
  • Skills designed to create progress beyond therapy
  • Collaboration with families, schools, and other providers when appropriate

My goal is to help you feel equipped, empowered, and confident long after therapy ends.

Every child has the ability to grow. Every family has the ability to create change. I’m here to help you unlock that potential.

Who I work with

Ages 3 to 23

I work with children, adolescents, and young adults. Treatment is tailored to each client’s developmental level, individual needs, and goals.

Ages 3–10

Parents are active participants in treatment. For children age 10 and under, parent involvement is required and is an important part of helping skills carry over into everyday life.

Ages 11–23

Treatment supports adolescents and young adults as they build confidence, independence, coping skills, and practical strategies for daily life. Parent participation may still be included when clinically appropriate.

Let’s work together

You don’t have to navigate it alone.

Whether you are looking for support for your child, your teen, your young adult, or yourself, the first step is a conversation.

Let's Talk

Frequently asked questions

A thoughtful first step

Clear answers can make reaching out feel a little easier.