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50% of parents worry their child is struggling but don’t know what to do.
32% of parents feel their child is unhappy.
Address the tough stuff
We make it easy to tackle the tough stuff: all that rough-life stuff parents feel discomfort discussing with their children. We will provide education and tools to help you in supporting your child.
Find hope and answers
We answer the difficult questions you have about your child giving you hope and peace in your decision making.
Stay Current
We recognize that with technology, uncertainty, body growth and development that the mental health issues constantly change. Our therapists are current and specialized in the modern day issues your child is facing.
Pause, reflect and continually measure the improvement.
With each client, our goal is that you find empathy, connection, safety and continual growth on your journey.
If you find that your therapist isn't a fit, or that you're not progressing, let your therapist know and she will pause, reflect and suggest improvements.
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