Child & Adolescent Therapy in Newport Beach

Thoughtful care for children, teens, and families.

Our Approach

When your child is struggling, it can be difficult to know what will help.

Our psychologists and therapists work with children and adolescents experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, behavioral concerns, school stress, family conflict, and other emotional or developmental difficulties.

We begin by understanding what is happening and helping your family determine the most appropriate next step.

Serving families in Newport Beach and throughout Orange County.

Common Concerns

Explore some of the concerns we most often address with children, adolescents and families.

Anxiety & Worry

Fears, avoidance, perfectionism, social anxiety, and school-related stress.

Explore Anxiety →


ADHD & Executive Functioning

Attention, organization, impulsivity, motivation, and emotional regulation.

Explore ADHD →


Depression & Mood

Sadness, irritability, withdrawal, low confidence, and loss of interest.

Explore Depression & Mood →

Care that changes with development.

Children and teenagers may experience similar difficulties, but they often express and work through them differently.

With younger children, therapy is adapted to the child’s developmental level and often includes meaningful parent involvement.

With adolescents, therapy allows for greater privacy and independence while parents remain appropriately involved.

Understanding Therapy for Children →

Understanding Therapy for Adolescents →

What to Expect

Start with a consultation

Tell us what you have been noticing and what concerns you most.

Find the right fit

We help identify a therapist whose experience and approach fit your child’s needs

Begin the work

Better understand emotions, develop more effective ways of coping, strengthen relationships, and function more successfully at home, at school, and with others.

Care that changes with development.

Children and teenagers may experience similar difficulties, but they often express and work through them differently.

With younger children, therapy is adapted to the child’s developmental level and often includes meaningful parent involvement.

With adolescents, therapy allows for greater privacy and independence while parents remain appropriately involved.

Understanding Therapy for Children →
Links to existing /about-child-therapy page

Understanding Therapy for Adolescents →
Links to existing /about-teen-therapy page

Meet the Team

Explore our clinicians’ backgrounds, specialties, and approaches to care.

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