For children who worry, avoid, cling, melt down, or struggle to separate—and for parents who want more than a weekly 50-minute appointment.
When a child is anxious, the whole family feels it. Avoidance, reassurance cycles, bedtime battles, school distress, and emotional meltdowns can take over daily life.
Weekly therapy can help—but many families find it moves too slowly or doesn’t translate into real-life moments at home.
My in-home immersive anxiety support brings therapy into your child’s natural environment and actively involves parents, so skills are learned, practiced, and supported where anxiety actually shows up.
Many children who present with anxiety also show intense behaviour at home. What looks like defiance or emotional outbursts is often anxiety underneath. This approach is designed with that overlap in mind—supporting regulation, flexibility, and confidence rather than focusing only on symptoms.
For some families, weekly in-clinic therapy might feel like the best fit. A small number of appointments are reserved for weekly in-clinic therapy.
Learn more about how accelerated therapy can support your child who is struggling with anxiety.

This might not be the right fit for your family if:
Download this quick guide comparing immersive in-home therapy and traditional weekly therapy. It will help you understand the difference, what each model is best for, and what tends to work best for children with anxiety-related needs.
Therapy Decision Guide (pdf)
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You likely have many questions to help you decide if this is a good fit for your family. I offer a free no-pressure meet-and-greet to allow you to ask any questions you might have. Book here.

When you are ready to start the process, we will meet for a 55-minute (virtual or in-clinic) parent meeting. This meeting is a chance for you to ask questions, and for me to learn about your family to help plan the immersive intervention. Book here.

Full-day in-home sessions combining parent-only coaching and parent-child therapeutic work. Parents learn and practice empathic responses, co-regulation, and collaborative problem-solving during real interactions—not just discussion.

You can schedule virtual follow up meetings (45 minutes) or further home visits as needed. I am here to help.
All families begin with a full immersive day. From there, we decide together what additional support—if any—would be helpful.
55-minute parent intake session (scheduled prior)
Full in-home immersive day:
45-minute follow-up parent session (virtual) approximately two weeks later
During the follow-up session, we review progress and decide collaboratively whether additional in-home days or parent sessions would be helpful.
Ongoing in-home support is flexible and based on need, typically ranging from 2.5–5 additional clinical hours.
Virtual parent consultations and follow up home visits are available as often/long as needed.
It is normal to have questions and concerns. I am here to help.
Kids are deeply supported the entire time. We work at your child’s pace and use playful, connection-based methods.
That’s okay. I build safety gradually and have multiple strategies that help them feel comfortable.
We check in early. If the model isn’t right, we pause with no pressure.
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