Child therapy

Child therapy is used to provide a safe place for children dealing with issues such as death of a family member, divorce, bullying, substance abuse, and social problems. Emphasis is placed on ensuring that he or she is not alone, and that the child understands what is happening. It can be effective in situations where the child is anxious, depressed, withdrawing from social situations, or exhibiting other types of problematic behavior. The counselors at Katalyst Psychological Family Center use a variety of therapeutic tools to  help our clients overcome the challenges they face.

More information about child therapy can be found by following the links below:

• Child Therapy: 19 Counseling Techniques & Worksheets for Kids (Positive Psychology)
• 11 Signs That Your Child May Need a Therapist (Cleveland Clinic)
• Psychotherapy for Children and Adolescents: Definition (American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry)