Carol M FateClinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, I/ECMH

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Helping children who are scared, sad, anxious, or having behaviors that are difficult to manage is one of the hardest parenting challenges. Child Parent Psychotherapy may help when children have experienced scary or painful events such as the loss of a loved one, separation, medical procedures, abuse, violence or fear in the home or community (such as immigration-related concerns). This type of therapy can also help children who are experiencing foster care or adoption, as well as help caregivers experiencing mental or physical health issues or who simply want to improve the parent-child relationship and parenting strategies.

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