Child & Adolescent Therapists
Counseling for Children Ages 3-18
Self-Manage
Big Emotions
Lower Anxiety &
Depression
Uncover areas for
growth and healing
Confidently Parent
Your Child
Bloom Now Offers Perinatal Counseling!
Our therapists help provide a safe and nurturing space for you to address your concerns, gain coping strategies, and foster resilience during this transformative phase of life.
Sometimes Parents & Kids Get Stuck
And That’s Okay.
We Can Help.
How We Help Children and Parents
Counseling Services That We Offer
Child Counseling
Our child therapists help children as young as 3 years old who struggle with anxiety, worry, abuse, school concerns, and big life transitions.
Adolescent Counseling
Our adolescent therapists help anxious and angry teens & frustrated parents work through communication barriers and build trust and respect.
Parent Coaching
If you’d like to be a strong support for your kiddos, figure out your parenting style, and confidently manage your own stress, parent coaching is a great option for you.
Perinatal Counseling
Our therapists help provide a safe and nurturing space for you to address your concerns, gain coping strategies, and foster resilience during this transformative phase of life.
Getting Started With Counseling Is Simple:
Step 2
We’ll Make a Plan
Together, we’ll set goals with parents to move your child forward.
Step 3
Cultivate Change
Less anxiety. Emotional resilience. Greater self-confidence. We’ll help your child get unstuck!
Why People Choose Bloom Child Therapists for Counseling
“I have absolutely loved the attention and care that Keri has given my son. She is attentive to his needs and clearly communicates what we should do at home. My son has come a long way and we continue to work as a team.”
“Every interaction with Bloom Child Therapists has been encouraging, warm, and gives me the confidence to know that each child will be given the time and care that they need. I would highly recommend this practice for anyone looking for help and support through therapy for their kids.”
We Provide Counseling Services For
ADHD / ADD
Adoption & Attachment
Anger & Aggression
Anxiety and Worry
Autism
Bedwetting / Toileting
Bipolar
Body Image & Self Esteem
Depression
Death & Loss
Family Relationships
Grief
OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)
Peer Concerns / Friendships
School Behavior
Self-Harm
Somatic Concerns
Sports Anxiety
Trauma
Tics
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is A Child Therapist?
Child therapists, or child psychologists, specialize in treating children with behavioral, emotional, or mental disorders.
These highly trained professionals may work in a clinical setting in private practices, as part of a medical team, or in a school environment.
Many child therapists are trained play therapists. Play therapy allows trained mental health practitioners who specialize in play therapy, to assess and understand children’s play.
Further, play therapy is utilized to help children cope with difficult emotions and find solutions to problems.
Does My Child Need a Therapist?
Some warning signs that your child may need psychological counseling include:
- Persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness
- Constant anger and a tendency to overreact to situations
- Persistent worry, anxiety, or fearfulness
- Preoccupation with physical illness or their own appearance
Does Insurance Cover Child Therapy Sessions?
Yes. The federal parity law requires insurance companies to treat mental and behavioral health and substance use disorder coverage equal to (or better than) medical/surgical coverage.
Does Online Counseling Work With Kids?
There are many licensed mental health professionals who treat children and teens online. For the most part, children can receive a similar level of treatment online that they receive at in-person appointments.
Online therapy appointments may take place via video, live chat, phone, or messaging. Most therapy sessions can be conducted via a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
Divorce & Custody Matters
Child Therapists play a vital role in supporting a child’s well-being during these difficult times, but there are also limits to what they can do when the court is involved. This includes providing legal advice, determining custody arrangements, as well as taking the side of one parent over another.
For a detailed look at the many roles different professionals play in the divorce process, check out our Divorce and Custody Matters Policy.
Many parents, just like you, want their children to do well in school, make good friends, and to confidently live a happy and healthy life.
But parents feel helpless when they see their children struggle with their mental health because they just don’t know what to do.
That is why we provide children, teens and parents in the South Denver area a space to discover and treat the root of the issue using strengths-based, research-supported, mental health counseling and parent coaching.
Schedule an appointment today!
Let’s get to the root issue and help your child get unstuck so they can confidently live a happy, healthy life.
