• Through a relational approach we build on the innate capabilities of the caregiver by addressing underlying causes and not just treating the symptoms. We hold in mind the caregiver’s history and their needs as we look together at the young child’s perspective and needs. 

• We meet families where they’re are at and support caregivers and children in their development and relationship satisfaction.

• Collaborating with the child’s other care providers is important to us. We will consult with your child’s teacher or child care providers, medical providers, and other family support services that might be in place.

• Play based approaches are used to increase joy, nurturing, structure, communication,and engagement while addressingany traumatic experiences. 

• Builds the adult’s confidence in caring for their child.

• Supports children and families in talking about difficult or scary things, and teaches skills to help the family feel safe again.

• Helps children learn to express themselves in safe ways.

• Supports families to reunite after separations.

• Nurtures the parent and the child to better understand each other.

therapeutic interventions with caregiver and child

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Child Parent Psychotherapy

• Therapy for young children from birth through age five and their parents/caregivers that helps families heal and grow after stressful experiences

Theraplay

• Child and family therapy that guides the parent and child through playful, fun games, developmentally challenging activities, and tender, nurturing activities.

Attachment and Bio-behavioral Catch-up

• Short-term home visiting program that partners with parents to to support children in developing strong relationships and self-regulation

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy

• Treatment for young children with behavioral problems in which the therapist provides in-the-moment coaching on skills you are learning to manage your child's behavior.