Child therapists in Placerville, California CA
Kim Gengler
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
Whether you're a parent or an adolescent, I am here to help by taking a development approach to becoming a whole person. I love supporting adolescents as they move towards greater embodiment of their identities. While this can be a struggle for both teens and parents, I provide a supportive space for teens to learn who they are and live their satisfaction.
5 Years Experience
Mona Eakin
Marriage and Family Therapist, MS, AMFT
I have experience working with adolescents and teens. I enjoy coming along side adolescents and walking with them and understanding what it is like to be them.
6 Years Experience
Integrative Psychotherapy Group
Marriage and Family Therapist
We work with clients who express issues or concerns with Child or Adolescent Issues.
8 Years Experience
Newport Academy
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
We understand that your teen is a unique individual. He or she is in need of care and comfort. The goal of our clinical and holistic services is to help restore your teen to health. Consequently, teenage mental health treatment is about building a stable, strong foundation. As a result, such a foundation leads to a fulfilling and productive life.
16 Years Experience
Kelda Hartman
Marriage and Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
Do you feel like you don’t really know your child or teen anymore? Is your child or teen acting differently than they used to? Do you feel like something is going on inside of them but they won’t open up to you? Are they acting out in ways that are disruptive at school, home or in life in general? If your attempts to get through to them leave you feeling more and more frustrated and lost, sometimes bringing in a caring professional can help. Getting your child or teen the help they need is the most loving thing to do. Whatever the reason you are considering counseling for your child, teen or family, I believe I can help. No matter how wonderful a parent you are or how much you love your child or teen, sometimes they may find it easier to open up to someone outside of the family circle. If you feel that your child needs therapy, that does not mean you’ve failed as a parent. In fact, it means you are a caring parent, because you recognize their need and are trying to get them help.
8 Years Experience