Children’s Therapy

Support for healing, clarity, and meaningful change, at your pace

What We Help Children With

Our therapists support children through many emotional, developmental, and behavioral challenges, including
  • Anxiety, fears, or excessive worry
  • Emotional outbursts, anger, or difficulty regulating emotions
  • Trauma, grief, or stressful experiences
  • School or social difficulties
  • ADHD, Autism, or neurodivergent needs
  • Attachment difficulties or adoption adjustment
  • Changes at home (divorce, moves, new sibling, loss)
  • Sleep issues, separation anxiety, or regression behaviors
  • Bullying, self-esteem issues, or peer conflict

Our Approaches for Children

We use a combination of child-focused, evidence-based methods, including

How Therapy Helps Children

Children process emotions differently than adults. Our approach blends play, skill-building, and caregiver involvement, guided by TBRI®, the relationship-based, trauma-informed model at the heart of our work with children.

Therapy helps your child:

Why Choose Anson Family Counseling for Children’s Therapy?

TBRI®-Guided, Relationship-First Care

Connection and safety come first. We help children regulate emotions while supporting caregivers in strengthening trust and attachment.

Developmentally Appropriate Support

Therapy is tailored to each child’s age, strengths, and needs.

Parent & Caregiver Involvement

We equip parents with practical tools to support their child and strengthen the parent-child relationship.

Trauma-Informed & Neurodiversity-Affirming

Support for trauma, anxiety, ADHD, Autism, and emotional or behavioral challenges.

Welcoming Spaces for Children

Safe, engaging therapy environments designed for comfort and connection.

Flexible Care Options

In-person and telehealth sessions available when appropriate.

Give Your Child the Support They Deserve

A child’s emotional wellbeing shapes their entire future. With the right support, they can feel more confident, calm, and connected. We’re here to help your child, and your family, grow stronger together.

Frequently Asked Questions

We work with children of all ages, from toddlers through pre-teens. We tailor our approach to each developmental level.

Yes. While some sessions are child-focused, parent involvement is essential. Therapists regularly meet with caregivers to provide updates, strategies, and support.

Many children open up through play, art, or activities rather than conversation. Our therapists are trained to connect in ways that feel natural and comfortable for each child.

Every child is different. Some see improvement within weeks, while others benefit from ongoing support. Your therapist will guide you based on progress and goals.

Yes. Our therapists have experience supporting neurodivergent children and their families with emotional regulation, behavior, and social skills.

Absolutely. We offer trauma-focused therapies and attachment-based support for children coping with grief, loss, separation, moves, or adoption.