Therapy Services
For Children, Teens, and Families
Virtual & Limited In-Person Availability
I provide therapy that helps kids, teens, and families feel seen, supported, and equipped — using age-appropriate methods that get real results.
Who I Support:
- Children (ages 5–12)
- Teens (ages 13–18)
- Moms navigating stress, burnout, or raising neurodivergent children
- Families seeking healing, structure, and connection
Specialties:
- ADHD & Executive Functioning Challenges
- Anxiety & School Avoidance
- Low Self-Esteem & Identity Issues
- Behavioral & Emotional Regulation
- Family Transitions & Parent-Child Conflict
Therapeutic Modalities:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills
- Play Therapy & Creative Expression
- Mindfulness & Somatic Tools
- Motivational Interviewing
- Family Systems Approach
- Faith-Based Counseling (upon request)
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Speaking & Workshops
Real Talks. Real Tools. Real Change.
I speak to schools, churches, parent groups, and professional organizations about the intersection of youth mental health, advocacy, parenting, and faith.
Popular Topics:
- Advocating for Black Children in Education
- Parenting Through the Storm: Raising Neurodivergent Kids
- Youth Mental Health & Emotional Intelligence
- Why Therapy + Faith Work Together
- The Power of Parent Advocacy
- Understanding ADHD, Anxiety, and School-Based Challenges
🎤 Available for virtual and in-person events.
Parent Coaching
Empowering Parents to Become Confident Advocates
(This is not therapy, but it’s deeply therapeutic.)
Raising a neurodivergent child comes with incredible joy — and real challenges. My parent coaching provides practical tools, support, and accountability to help you lead your family with confidence.
Coaching Topics Include:
- Managing ADHD and Anxiety at Home
- Creating Structure and Routines That Stick
- Communication Tools for Stronger Parent-Child Connection
- Advocacy Skills for IEPs, 504s, and Beyond
- Confidence-Building for Mothers
📅 Flexible virtual sessions available for busy parents.