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Child Psycholgist

Mental Health Services

Who We Are

Our pediatric mental health team includes highly trained Licensed Social Workers (LSWs) and Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs) who specialize in supporting children, teens, and families with social-emotional development, coping skills, and overall mental wellness.

In2great’s Therapeutic Approach:

At In2Great Pediatric Therapy, our mental health team uses a play- and relationship-based approach to therapy. We understand that every child’s emotional and social development journey is unique, and our philosophy focuses on nurturing growth in a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment. Through individualized interventions, we support children’s social-emotional skills, coping strategies, and overall mental wellness.

How can we support?

At In2Great Pediatric Therapy, we provide a supportive and individualized approach to mental health therapy, working closely with caregivers and families to ensure comprehensive support. Our therapists focus on building strong therapeutic relationships to meet each child where they are, helping to enhance emotional regulation, coping skills, and social skills. This relationship- and play-based approach empowers children to grow in a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment.

Diagnoses In2Great! Specializes In:

At In2Great Pediatric Therapy, we provide specialized mental health support for children diagnosed with Autism, ADHD/ADD, sensory processing disorder, social delays, developmental delays, anxiety, attachment disorder, mild depression, and adjustment disorder. We also support children navigating significant life changes, such as moving, changing schools, or the addition of a family member. Our team specializes in children whose behaviors are often misunderstood and referred to as “behavioral problems,” helping them improve social-emotional regulation through therapeutic play and individualized interventions.

Our mental health services are focused on developmental, social-emotional, and sensory challenges. We do not provide services for conditions outside our specialization, including severe mood disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, severe depression, psychotic disorders, substance use disorders, or other complex psychiatric conditions requiring intensive medical intervention. Families seeking support for these conditions are referred to specialists or treatment centers for more intensive care.

Our Goal:

Creating a safe and supportive space for children to explore their feelings and emotions is our top priority at In2Great Pediatric Therapy. Our mental health therapists utilize the DIR/Floortime Model and other evidence-informed approaches to meet each child’s unique developmental and emotional needs. We begin by carefully observing how children interact with their environment and peers, paying close attention to their communication styles, motor planning, sensory preferences, and individual interests. This detailed observation allows our therapists to tailor interventions that effectively support social-emotional growth, self-regulation, and meaningful engagement.

The Process:

By following each child’s lead and collaborating closely with families and teachers, our pediatric mental health therapists build meaningful connections that support growth in emotional regulation, self-expression, and social skills. This collaborative approach ensures children receive consistent, individualized support both during therapy sessions and in their daily environments, promoting long-lasting social-emotional development.

Parental Involvement:

Parental involvement is central to our approach at In2Great Pediatric Therapy. We recognize and value the crucial role caregivers play in their child’s therapeutic journey. Our therapists don’t just treat your child—they partner with families to ensure therapy is effective, consistent, and tailored to help each child reach their full potential in social-emotional development and overall mental wellness.

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