Frequently Asked Questions About Child and Family Therapy

Some things are phases. Some aren't. If it's been going on for a few weeks or more, or it's affecting school, friendships, or your home, it's worth a conversation. You don't need to wait for things to get worse.

Children and teens ages 5 to 16, boys and girls.

Sessions are 45 minutes. Most families start weekly, and we adjust as things shift.

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Both, in most cases. Kids rarely change on their own, so parents are almost always part of the process, whether that's joint sessions or regular check-ins.

That happens more than people think. Sometimes it's timing, sometimes it's fit, sometimes the approach just wasn't right for your kid. I'll ask what didn't work before, so we're not repeating it.

Very common, especially with kids who've had a rough time before. A lot of early sessions are just building trust, at whatever pace your child needs. You don't need their full buy-in on day one.

Yes. In-person sessions are held in Denver, and virtual sessions are available anywhere in Colorado.

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We talk. I get to know your child in a way that doesn't feel like an interview, and I get to hear from you about what's been going on at home. By the end, we'll have a sense of where to start.

We start with a 15-minute consult call, no pressure, just a conversation to see if it makes sense to move forward.