Child and Adult Therapy
Feeling supported both prenatally and postpartum, as well as during parenthood, is crucial for the well-being of both parents and children alike. During pregnancy, emotional support can alleviate stress and anxiety, promoting a healthier environment for the baby's development. Postpartum support is equally vital, as it helps parents adjust to the challenges of caring for a newborn while navigating physical and emotional changes. Throughout parenthood, ongoing support fosters confidence and resilience, enabling parents to effectively meet their children's needs and build strong, nurturing relationships.
Child and Parent Therapy
Reasons to Seek Care
Difficulty with attachment
Concerns surrounding your child’s behavior
Anxiety
Parenting difficulties
Type of Therapy
Behavioral therapy for children under the age of 5. Together we will work to develop a plan on how to best address your little one’s symptoms. Parents are highly involved throughout the treatment process.
Cost:
New Patient Intake: $200
Therapy: $175 / 50 minutes
Adult Therapy
Reasons to Seek Care
Stress, anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms related to pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum.
Specialty area in supporting individuals experiencing a high-risk pregnancy and/or parents of babies and young children with high-risk medical needs
Cost:
New Patient Intake: $200
Therapy: $175 / 50 minutes
Please call or email with any questions and we can talk it through together!
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Stephanie Takamatsu, Ph.D.
Stephanie Takamatsu is a psychologist who provides individual therapy for adults to support their journey from pregnancy through the postpartum period, as well as child-parent therapy for a variety of concerns. She received her doctorate from University Missouri-Columbia, completed her internship at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, OH and completed her fellowship at the Colorado Children’s Hospital in Aurora, CO, providing comprehensive assessments and treatment for concerns related to Autism Spectrum Disorder and developmental delays. Most recently, she worked at the University of Colorado Hospital in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and created the NICU follow-up program to help families understand and support their child’s development over time.