The Burrow House offers compassionate, evidence-based therapy for children ages 3 and older who are struggling with anxiety, depression, tantrums, school refusal, family and peer relationship issues, and related concerns. Our clinicians create a safe, predictable, play-based environment where children and families can heal, develop skills, and reconnect.

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CHILD THERAPY

ages 3-12

WHO WE HELP

  • Children experiencing anxiety, separation anxiety, social anxiety, or phobias

  • Kids showing signs of depression: persistent sadness, loss of interest, changes in sleep or appetite, low energy

  • Children refusing or avoiding school due to anxiety, bullying, or academic stress

  • Children struggling to meet demands in school or relationships due to neurodiversity (ADHD, autism, etc)

  • Kids having difficulty making or keeping friends, managing peer conflict, or navigating social skills

  • Families needing support with behavioral challenges, family conflict, or transitions (divorce, relocation, grief)

  • Children who have a loved one with substance use or other mental health struggles

  • Kids who have experienced trauma or abuse

WHEN WE HELP

  • Your child is having persistent worries or fears that interfere with daily activities

  • Your child has refusal or extreme avoidance of school or social situations

  • You notice changes in mood, sleep, appetite, or energy lasting several weeks

  • Your child experiences frequent meltdowns, withdrawal, or aggression out of character for the child

  • Trouble making or maintaining friendships, or being bullied

  • School, friends, or others suggest therapy for your child

  • You child is asking for help

HOW WE HELP

  • Play-based Therapy: age-appropriate, developmentally informed techniques to help younger children express feelings and process experiences

  • Parent Support & Family Therapy: strategies for consistent routines, limits, and emotion coaching to support child progress at home and school

  • Trauma-Informed Care: sensitive treatment for children affected by adverse events, with a focus on safety and regulation

  • Experienced clinicians specializing in child and adolescent mental health

  • Warm, child-friendly therapy spaces designed to reduce anxiety and encourage engagement

  • Practical, skills-based interventions families can use at home and school

  • Emphasis on family involvement and collaboration with educators and medical professionals

  • Flexible scheduling and telehealth options for ongoing support