Parent-Child Therapy at The Kid's Therapy Center
The relationship you have with your child lasts a lifetime. Sometimes as parents we may feel our child is not responding or caring about us the way we want them too and we would like to better this relationship.
Parent-child therapy is a mental health service for a parent and child (from birth - teens) where improvement of the relationship is the primary goal. There are many different models of how this may work. A therapist may allow for open discussion on the difficulties of the relationship and guide them to better their relationship or a therapist may have them interact with each other and provide the parent direction. Often the concepts of play or art therapies are suggested to the parent as a means of building relational strength.
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A few of our models we apply:
Family First: Parent and infant attend therapy
Child-Parent Relationship Therapy: Parents meet in a group
Filial Therapy: Parent and child attend therapy
Theraplay: Parent and child attend therapy
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Foundations
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Behavior & Balance
A Parenting Membership.
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Join us to explore simple, natural steps families can take to support stronger emotional and behavioral health through nutrition and balance.
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Kickoff Date: FREE Monday, December 8, 2025. 12:00 PM (CT)
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Next sessions: First Monday of each month: $20 per month.
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Join Live or watch a recording. Includes handouts.
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12:00 PM (CT) beginning January 5, 2026
Calm the Storm: Getting to The
Root Cause of Attention Struggles
Parenting a child with big emotions or focus struggles can feel overwhelming. But what if those behaviors are actually clues?
This parenting group focuses in on children with attention and behavior struggles and supporting the caregivers who love them. It helps parents understand how factors like nutrition, sleep, stress, and the gut-brain connection impact their child’s behavior. The course offers practical, natural strategies to reduce chaos and support kids in thriving. At its core, it’s about seeing behavior as communication and learning how to respond with insight instead of frustration.