Therapy For Children & Young Adults

In the wake of ongoing gun violence across the country, many parents are unsure of how to speak to their children. Reports of shootings within schools, places of worship, and public spaces are occurring frequently. Finding time and space to process them can be difficult. Dr. Melissa Dackis, Clinical Psychologist, shares guidelines for these conversations.

It’s normal for parents to be nervous about telling their child that they are going to see a therapist. It’s important to talk to your child about therapy before their first session. This conversation can help them set expectations and ease any fears they may have. However, this can be a challenging subject to approach for many parents. That’s why we have put together some guidelines on how to talk to your child about therapy.