Carolina works with children 5 to 8 through play, drawing and storytelling, and meets with parents on a schedule they agree on.
About us
A practice built around ages 5 to 17
A six-year-old, a fifteen-year-old and their parents need different rooms. We built one practice with all of them.
Our four clinicians each work with one age group, and meet regularly to talk about how families move between them. Whatever the age, we start by listening to the parents, and we explain how sessions work before anyone is asked to share anything.
A room for each age
A playroom for younger children, a conversation room for older ones and a plain office for parents.
A seat for parents
Parents meet the clinician first, and hear about progress on a schedule they agree on.
Privacy in plain words
We explain what stays private and what a parent is told before the first session, and again whenever you ask.
5 to 17
Ages we see4
Clinicians: child, teen and parent7 p.m.
Latest weekday appointment1 day
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Our team
Four clinicians, one for each age
Each works with one group: children, teens, parents or whole families.
Miles works with children 9 to 12 and with whole families, using conversation, games and simple skills for school days and friendships.
Alice sees teens 13 to 17. At the first visit she explains what stays private and what a parent is told.
Brendan meets with parents and caregivers, on their own or with the whole family, about how to respond at home.