Worried About A Kid?

“I take the time to understand patterns, parent child relationships, creating a safe environment where the goal is to get to a place where everyone gets more of what they need while learning how to be safe together. Where did we get the idea that we should be self sufficient anyway?”

  • Katie Humilde - Better Together Psychologist

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katie@bettertogetherpsych.org

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  • If you're worried about your child’s emotions, behaviors, or wellbeing—you’re not alone. At our clinic, we believe that support works best when it includes the people who matter most to your child: you.


  • We all need support sometimes. For kids, that often means their caregivers—parents, grandparents, guardians—are key players in healing.

    When a child is struggling, it can be confusing, exhausting, and heartbreaking for the whole family. You might be wondering:

    • “Is this normal?”

    • “Am I doing something wrong?”

    • “Can I really help?”

    Yes. You can help—and you don’t have to do it alone.

  • You are your child’s best advocate.
    You know them best.
    You matter more!

    We see you as a powerful part of the healing process. That’s why our work with kids nearly always involves the caregivers who are part of daily life. Therapy isn’t just for your child—it’s for your relationship with them.

    We work to help your family:

    • Hear and understand one another more deeply

    • Move out of cycles of blame or silence

    • Practice new ways of responding with care

    Strengthen the bonds that hold you together

  • Working with us might include:

    • Individual or dyadic (parent–child) sessions

    • Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT)

    • Support to understand your child’s behaviors and needs

    • Strategies to build safety, connection, and confidence at home

    • Guidance on how to show up as the strong, calm, caring support your child needs—even when you’re struggling too

    • Collaborative: You bring your deep care and knowledge. We bring clinical, developmental, and educational expertise.

    • Strengths-based: We focus on your existing connection, not just problems.

    • Compassionate: We know this is hard. We walk with you, not ahead of you.

  • It’s okay to feel lost. It's okay to need support. We’re here to help you feel more confident in seeing your child clearly—and more equipped to help them grow.

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