CHILD & TEEN THERAPY IN FLAGSTAFF · IN PERSON & TELEHEALTH

Your child is capable. Something is getting in the way.

Developmentally informed therapy for children beginning at age four and for adolescents, with parents treated as essential partners in the work.

WHEN THIS MAY FIT

Different problems can look surprisingly similar.

ADHD and executive function

Homework takes hours, directions disappear, organization breaks down, or small frustrations become large reactions.

Anxiety

Worry may appear as perfectionism, irritability, reassurance-seeking, sleep problems, avoidance, or a need to control.

Emotional dysregulation

Reactions feel bigger, faster, or harder to recover from than the situation seems to explain.

Behavior that has taken over

Meltdowns, defiance, arguing, withdrawal, or school refusal have begun to organize family life.

Gifted, learning, or 2e complexity

A highly capable child is struggling in ways that grades or simple explanations do not capture.

WHAT THE WORK INCLUDES

Therapy that considers the child, family, and context.

Developmentally matched care

CBT, emotion-focused approaches, and somatic approaches are used when clinically appropriate and adapted to how the child communicates.

Parent partnership

Parents are central with younger children. With adolescents, privacy is balanced with parent involvement, safety, and clear expectations.

A whole-child view

Treatment considers strengths, development, relationships, school, family patterns, and the function of the visible behavior.

Format by clinical fit

Care is available in person in Flagstaff. Telehealth is considered where appropriate; suitability depends on age, needs, and legal requirements.

RELATED PATHS

Choose the service that matches the question.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions about fit and logistics.

What ages do you serve?

Children are accepted beginning at age four through adolescence.

Will parents be involved?

Yes. The form of involvement depends on age, goals, privacy, and safety and is discussed at the start.

Does my child need testing first?

Not necessarily. The appointment request helps identify whether therapy, assessment, or coaching is the most useful first step.

Does therapy guarantee a diagnosis or result?

No. Therapy does not guarantee a diagnosis or outcome. It provides a focused process for understanding and changing the patterns within scope.

A CLEAR NEXT STEP

Begin with a focused appointment request.

We respond to appointment requests within one business day.

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