Child-friendly, trauma-focused therapy
Child abuse victims don’t only need justice—they need healing & hope. And our full-time, licensed, and board-certified mental health professionals and master’s level psychology student interns are here to help.
Why Is Therapy Necessary?
Abuse can rewire a child’s brain, victimizing them all over again.
And these structural & chemical changes can lead to:
Persistent fear
Anxiety & depression
Decreased impulse control
Delayed developmental growth
Impaired ability to regulate stress
Difficulty navigating social interactions
Post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD)
Weakened response to positive feedback
How Do We Approach Therapy?
Our trauma-focused therapy is proven to help victims of child abuse and their families find healing, hope, and restoration.
Our professional therapists and master’s level interns are skilled in Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). TF-CBT is an evidence-based treatment that has freed child abuse victims and their families from many of the psychological, behavioral, and emotional shackles of abuse.
Who May Receive Therapy?
Child abuse is traumatic for victims and their families. Our therapists are here for them all.
Because therapy for primary & secondary victims is a critical part of the healing process, our full-time, licensed, board-certified mental health professionals and master’s level psychology student interns are here for:
Child abuse victims
Our child-friendly, trauma-focused therapy helps victims find the healing they need for today and the hope they need for tomorrow.
Families of child abuse victims
Child abuse impacts parents, siblings, grandparents, and beyond. Our therapists are here to help the whole family find healing for themselves and for each other.
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Giving hope to victims only happens with the help of people like you.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, our ability to help children victimized by abuse hinges upon the generosity of individuals, businesses, foundations, and community organizations who see the need and choose to stand in the gap.
