For the first session, I will meet with you (the parent or legal guardian) to discuss your concerns and gather background information. In the second session, I will meet with your child individually.

After each session, I will share feedback with you via email. I may also send strategies to implement at home or useful resources to support your child between sessions.

I see therapy as a collaborative process. About 80% of the work happens at home, and I am here to empower you with ideas, tools, and support. If you ever feel unsure or have questions, I welcome your honesty and feedback. My role is always to act in the best interests of your child.

We will start by meeting once a week to build trust and consistency. As your child progresses, we can space sessions out to every two weeks and eventually move to maintenance sessions.

My play therapy approach combines both directive and non-directive methods. Generally, we will begin sessions with a structured therapeutic activity and then allow time for free play at the end to strengthen rapport and give your child space to express themselves naturally.

I value the importance of movement, creativity, and emotional expression. Sessions may sometimes include physical games or activities with a psychological twist to help your child process feelings in an engaging way.