Child Therapy
There are times when changes in a child's behaviour may be a sign that they need help.
You might seek therapy for your child if you have observed the following issues:
- school refusal in child who previously enjoyed school
- lack of interest in previously enjoyed activities
- regressive behaviours like bedwetting, tantrums, clinginess
- excessive anxiety or sadness
- refusal to eat for unknown reasons
- body image problems
- defiant behaviours
- excessive sibling conflict
- aggressive behaviours
- sudden shift in habits - eating, sleeping, etc.
- compulsive behaviours - eg: skin picking, hair pulling
- talking about ending their life, or hurting themselves
- significant social anxiety
- excessive avoidance of specific situations or people
- any other new or confusing behaviours that your child is exhibiting that you would like to discuss with a therapist.
A typical initial session may or may not involve your child. You might initially consult with a therapist who will gather information to learn about the issues you are concerned about and then meet with you and your child together.
Intake Call
Our Intake Coordinator will help you find the right therapist for your needs.