Have you tried everything you know to calm or reassure your child?
Do you make some progress only to see your child regress?
Could you use some practical help facilitating change in your child’s life?
As a Solution-Focused Brief Therapist, I quickly and effectively assist your child in activating their strengths, resources, and resilience so they can live with more hope and confidence.
You love your child, but lately you find it harder
to reason with them over seemingly
minor things.
Resilience Reset is a 6-week one-on-one counseling program that aims to kick start your child’s existing strengths, resources, and resilience to bring about change quickly.
The world can be a tough place for young believers right now, especially those struggling with anxiety.
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy is clinically effective and rooted in science. Read the outcome studies that prove it.
No need to drive anywhere. Online anxiety counseling is easy and confidential! You and your child can talk to me from the comfort of your own home.
Change can happen in as little as 3-6 sessions. Solution-Focused Brief Therapy is as effective as other therapy approaches but in fewer sessions.
You save money! With fewer sessions, your financial commitment is less than with lengthier therapy approaches.
As the parent of a teenager, I know what it feels like to wonder whether you’re doing enough to help your child cope with anxiety.
Hiring an online therapist in Illinois for some practical help and relief may be the best investment you make.
As a Certified Solution-Focused Brief Therapist, I offer a compassionate and effective way of working with your child to help them quickly find hope and confidence again.
Join the many clients who trust me to help their anxious kids and teens during some of the most difficult seasons of their young lives.
I understand. Sometimes we view “different” with curiosity. Even skepticism.
Online therapy delivers equal benefits to in-office counseling, but provides advantages for kids and teens:
Researchers have studied how kids respond to computer-based therapy and found that it can be helpful for both depression and anxiety. According to the study, kids spend so much time on their phones and other devices that this form of therapy may come more naturally to them.
Reserve a convenient time for your child via email or phone.
This short checklist provides guidelines for a productive online session.
Watch your child begin to live a better story after a few brief sessions.
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