Child Psychologists and Child Therapists in Canton, GA.

At Path to Change, we understand that a child's emotional well-being plays a crucial role in their overall development. Our specialized child therapy services are tailored to provide the support, guidance, and tools your child needs to navigate life's challenges with resilience and confidence. We create a warm and welcoming environment where children can express themselves freely. Every child is unique, which is why we design personalized therapy plans to address your child's specific needs. Our goal is to foster emotional growth and equip children with essential coping skills. We believe in the power of play and creativity to facilitate communication and healing in children. Our therapists

I try to create a space which is welcoming and kid-friendly. Children communicate best through play and it's through play therapy that children's emotions are fully expressed. Whether parents are going through a divorce or a child is simply having difficulty relating to friends in school, the therapeutic setting is helpful for giving kids the tools that they need to feel good about themselves and to succeed in life.

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Children experience many different stages of life but may not be able to express their feeling due to fear, not feeling comfortable, respect or not wanting to anger loved ones. Many times children can internalise their feelings. This can cause them to act up in their adolescent, teen and adult years. Unpacking feelings in a safe space and addressing them can help them heal, process and thrive.

At this point in my professional life as a psychologist I no longer directly work with young children. However, I do work with the children's parents in order to assist them in meeting the multiple challenges which can be present in a marriage, which in turn can have an effect, not only on the emotional well-being of the children, but on themselves as well.