Safety and Security
When anxiety makes a child feel unsafe even in places that should feel secure, it can affect their everyday life. Support can help them understand these fears and rebuild a stronger sense of safety.
When anxiety makes a child feel unsafe even in places that should feel secure, it can affect their everyday life. Support can help them understand these fears and rebuild a stronger sense of safety.
Children deserve to feel safe no matter where they are or what environment they are in. Whether at school, at home, or during other activities, overwhelming fear or anxiety may make them feel they are in danger or out of control.
Child safety and protection are paramount. Children need to be safe. Yet in certain situation, despite being safe, some children experience anxiety and fear, and are concerned danger exists even when it may not.
There are effective and evidence-based treatments for helping children who are experiencing anxiety to feel safer and more protected,. Therapies can include anxiety management, mindfulness, relaxation, ACT, CBT and EMDR. Family therapy can also be a good way of dealing with situations as a group, rather than as individuals.
Whatever brings you here, we’re here to help you find support that feels right for you. Our experienced team provides thoughtful, evidence-based care for children, teens, adults, couples and families, in-person and via telehealth.