Montgomery Counseling Group

Category: Children

EMDR therapy for children at MCG

EMDR Therapy for Children: What Every Parent in Charlotte Should Know

If you have watched your child struggle, you know how hard it is to find the right words for what

childhood PTSD in adults

The Childhood You Survived Doesn’t Have to Run Your Adult Life: Understanding Childhood PTSD in Adults

There’s a particular experience many adults know well. You’re in a conversation, or a room, or a situation that seems

therapy for children

When Your Child Is Hurting: A Charlotte Parent’s Guide to Finding the Right Therapy

You know your child. And right now, something feels off. Maybe it started gradually. A child who used to bounce

anxiety in children

Is My Child Just Nervous, or Is It Anxiety? What Parents Need to Know

Your child wakes up with a stomachache every school morning. At birthday parties, they cling to you instead of joining

teenage depression

My Teenager Seems Different Lately. Could It Be Depression?

There’s a shift that parents often notice before they have a name for it. The teenager who used to carry

teen anxiety

Teen Anxiety: What It Actually Feels Like When You’re a Teenager or Young Adult

It’s two in the morning. You’ve been awake for an hour, maybe longer, and you can’t point to why. Nothing

therapy for reluctant Children and Adolescents

What to Do When You Know Help Would Probably Be Good — But You Can’t Make Yourself Go

If you are a teenager or young adult reading this: you already know something isn’t quite right. The knowing isn’t

ADHD Therapy for Kids

Your Child Isn’t Broken: They’re Wired Differently. Here’s How ADHD Therapy for Kids Can Help

The school called again. Homework time has become a daily standoff. And watching your child struggle socially, knowing how bright

play therapy at MCG

Your Child Isn’t “Acting Out”: They’re Asking for Help. Here’s How Play Therapy Responds

Every parent has been there. The meltdown before school that seems to come from nowhere. The dinner-table silence that wasn’t