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Child Therapy in Tampa & Virtual
On average, families see improvement in as little as 4 to 5 sessions.
Big feelings, tough behaviors, and constant power struggles can be overwhelming—for kids and parents alike. We help children make sense of their emotions and build the skills they need to feel more calm, connected, and confident.
Our child therapy services are designed for kids ages 2 to 17 who are struggling with emotions, behavior, or life transitions. Whether your child is acting out, shutting down, or having trouble coping, we provide a supportive space where they can learn to express themselves, process their experiences, and grow in ways that make life feel easier for everyone.
What Is Child Therapy?
Child therapy helps children develop emotional awareness, communication skills, and healthy ways of managing stress. Therapy isn’t just for kids in crisis, it’s for any child who could use extra support navigating the challenges of growing up.
We use a range of age-appropriate approaches, including play, art, storytelling, and conversation, to help children explore their thoughts and feelings. Our sessions are guided by the child’s developmental level and needs.
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We work with children experiencing:
Tantrums, meltdowns, or emotional outbursts
Anxiety, fears, or clinginess
Frequent sadness, anger, or withdrawal
Trouble with impulse control or attention
Social challenges, friendship issues, or bullying
Family transitions (divorce, separation, new sibling, new home)
Grief and loss
Low self-esteem or perfectionism
Difficulty adjusting to school or routines
Many of the kids we see are bright, sensitive, and full of potential, but get overwhelmed by big feelings they don’t yet know how to handle.
How Do I Know If My Child Needs Therapy?
It’s not always easy to tell the difference between a rough patch and something more. Many parents come to us unsure if what they’re seeing is “normal” or if their child could benefit from therapy.
Here are some signs your child may need additional support:
Big emotions that feel out of proportion or hard to manage
Frequent meltdowns, tantrums, or aggressive behavior
Ongoing anxiety, fears, or trouble separating from you
Difficulty making or keeping friends
Changes in sleep, appetite, or mood
Withdrawal, low self-esteem, or frequent sadness
Trouble focusing, sitting still, or following through on tasks
Reactions that seem rigid, extreme, or hard to soothe
A recent stressor or transition (divorce, loss, move, school challenges)
Ready to Get Started?
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Complete our secure consultation form below and our Care Coordinator will help match you with one of our Licensed Psychologists.
Complete a 30-minute video consultation with the psychologist to ensure we are a good fit for your needs.
Start your journey!