Poor choice of peer groups, being on the phone too much, and getting bullied – these are the three most common concerns we hear from parents.

1. Our children have the beauty of being connected globally, technologically, and socially, through a variety of different methods. From playgroups to school soccer teams, to being connected to friends through Snapchat, today’s children have greater access to everything.
2. Access can mean a lot of different things, depending on the child and situation. It can mean access to libraries, community engagement, team sports, and friends, or it can mean access to excess toys and treats (leading to feelings of entitlement), drugs, alcohol, the internet, and making poor choices. When we find our children struggling – we wonder as parents what to do next, and when to step in and get professional care. We can help you answer that question; we offer a free child, youth, or family assessment so parents can get some answers and assistance with the struggles that brought you in today, without feeling any obligation or worrying about the cost.
3. We help parents with children aged 3 and up, improve their relationships overall with each other while teaching children new coping skills for distress, emotional intelligence, and building up resiliency. Use a variety of treatment modalities that are specially adapted to meet your child’s specific needs.

The good news is, you’re not alone: all families go through periods of hardships and struggle. It’s normal. But, that doesn’t mean we couldn’t use a little help sometimes; especially when it comes to our children.

Fortunately, there are over 100 years of research in psychology and 40 years of attachment science to show us what works, what doesn’t, and what’s healthiest for the child and family.

It’s no mystery the research is there; some of which Dr. Norman and her staff, have conducted and published themselves – so let’s use it to our advantage!

That’s what we specialize in; using, customizing, and applying the latest research in child psychology in ways to help your child reach his or her fullest potential.