Are you hoping to better understand your baby, toddler, or young child?

Do you find yourself needing more support with reading cues, responding to big emotions, or navigating challenges like tantrums, separation anxiety, or school refusal?

Therapy can help.

Infants and young children are wired for connection and thrive in emotionally safe, secure relationships. It is within these relationships that they learn how to regulate, relate, and make sense of the world around them.

As a parent educator and licensed psychologist trained in both Circle of Security Parenting™ (COS-P) and Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), I specialize in supporting early attachment, emotional development, and relational healing—particularly in families impacted by trauma, loss, or high stress.

I integrate neuroscience, attachment theory, and developmental psychology to help you:

• Better understand and respond to your child’s emotional needs

• Build a secure and trusting relationship, even in moments of distress

• Navigate difficult behaviors with confidence and compassion

• Use play, curiosity, and connection as tools for growth and co-regulation

• Parent with your child’s brain, nervous system, and developmental stage in mind

We move beyond behavior charts and quick fixes into a deeper, more effective way of parenting—grounded in science, empathy, and relationship.