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    Foster Care & Adoption Therapy

    Specialized support for children, youth, and families navigating the complexities of foster care and adoption.

    Understanding Foster Care & Adoption Therapy

    Foster care and adoption journeys bring unique emotional challenges for everyone involved—children, parents, and families. Issues of attachment, identity, loss, and belonging can be complex and deeply felt.

    Our therapists have experience supporting foster and adoptive families with compassion, understanding the unique dynamics and trauma that can accompany these experiences.

    Signs You May Benefit from Support

    Attachment difficulties or fear of abandonment
    Identity questions related to birth family or heritage
    Behavioral challenges in children or teens
    Grief and loss related to family transitions
    Difficulty adjusting to new family dynamics
    Caregiver stress or burnout

    Our Approach

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    Trauma-informed, attachment-focused therapy
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    Play therapy for younger children
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    Family systems work to strengthen relationships
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    Support for identity exploration and birth family connections
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    Caregiver support and psychoeducation

    Frequently Asked Questions

    At what age can children in foster care start therapy?

    We work with children of various ages, using age-appropriate approaches including play therapy for younger children and talk therapy for teens.

    Do you work with foster and adoptive parents too?

    Yes. We support the entire family system, including providing support and psychoeducation for foster and adoptive parents navigating the unique challenges of their role.

    Ready to Take the First Step?

    Our therapists are here to help. Schedule a consultation or browse our providers to find the right fit.