
Child Therapy in Eagan, MN
for Ages 3-12
Proudly Serving the St. Paul Area
and Southern Suburbs of the Twin Cities
Are you wondering if your child needs therapy?
Is your child…
- struggling with big feelings they can’t control?
- angry all the time or acting out?
- worrying too much?
- sad, quiet, or more withdrawn than usual?
- having problems getting along with others?
- struggling with big changes at home or school?
- suffering from the effects of trauma?
Are you…
- feeling stressed by your child’s behavior?
- tired of the constant comments from others who just don’t understand?
- arguing with other family members about what to do?
- sick of getting so many phone calls from school?
- frustrated by constant power struggles?
- concerned that your other children aren’t getting enough attention?
- worried that things will never get better?
If so, play therapy is the answer!
Play therapy uses the power of play to help kids deal with emotional and behavioral challenges. Play is the language of childhood, and using it in therapy helps children express themselves, process emotions, and discover healthier ways to cope. Parents often notice their child becoming calmer, more confident, and better able to handle everyday challenges.
Learn more about play therapy by clicking here!
Help for your child, support for you.
When your child is struggling, it impacts the entire family. But when your child can work through their problems through play therapy, they start to feel better. When they feel better, they start to learn important skills like communicating appropriately, managing strong emotions, and how to respond when things don’t go their way. And when your child has those skills, family life improves for everyone!
Every child can grow and heal.
And every parent deserves support and guidance along the way.
If you’re ready to explore how therapy could help your child, contact me today! I offer free phone consultations so I can learn more about your family, talk about how I can help, and determine if I’m a good fit for your family.