Anxiety & Worry
Excessive worries, fears, separation concerns, and difficulty coping with uncertainty.
Childhood is full of discoveries, challenges, and changes. Sometimes, feelings become difficult to understand, express, or manage.
At Théla, we offer a warm, supportive space where children can explore their experiences, develop emotional awareness, and build skills for navigating everyday life.
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A child may become more withdrawn, worried, frustrated, tearful, or easily overwhelmed.
They might struggle with friendships, school, transitions, or changes at home. Their behaviour may communicate feelings they don't yet have words for.
Therapy offers an opportunity to understand what's happening beneath the surface, without reducing your child to a behaviour or diagnosis.
“My child seems anxious about everything lately.”
“They get upset so quickly, and I don't know how to help.”
“Something feels different, but they won't tell me why.”
Every child's experience is different. Therapy is tailored to their needs, strengths, and developmental stage.
Excessive worries, fears, separation concerns, and difficulty coping with uncertainty.
Big feelings, frustration, emotional outbursts, shutdown, and difficulty recovering from distress.
School-related anxiety, peer conflict, bullying, social confidence, and adjustment challenges.
Support for children with ADHD, autism, sensory differences, and related emotional or social challenges.
Separation, divorce, grief, relocation, changing routines, and transitions within the family.
Self-doubt, perfectionism, fear of mistakes, and difficulty expressing needs or preferences.
Children don't always communicate their feelings in the same way adults do. We adapt the pace, language, and activities of therapy to their developmental needs and comfort level.
Depending on the child, sessions may include developmentally adapted conversation, drawing, structured activities, emotional education, and practical coping skills.
Our approach is collaborative, trauma-informed, and responsive to each child's strengths. It is not a specialized play therapy service.
Parents and caregivers often play an important role in helping children apply new skills outside therapy.
Depending on your child's needs and consent considerations, therapy may include caregiver check-ins, psychoeducation, and collaborative strategies for home.
We also recognize that caregivers may need space to ask questions, explore concerns, and better understand their child's emotional world.
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Bonny · Psychotherapist
Bonny works with children and their families to understand emotional experiences, strengthen coping skills, and create space for meaningful growth.
Her approach is warm, collaborative, and trauma-informed. She recognizes that behaviour often has an underlying emotional meaning and seeks to understand each child within their broader family and developmental context.
Bonny also values collaboration with caregivers, helping families build greater understanding and support for their child's needs.
Book a Consultation With Bonny →You may consider therapy if emotional, behavioural, social, or school-related difficulties are affecting your child's well-being or everyday functioning. A consultation can help you explore your concerns and possible next steps.
No. Children can benefit from emotional and psychological support without a formal diagnosis.
Théla provides psychotherapy adapted to children's developmental needs. Sessions may incorporate drawing, creative expression, and structured activities, but this service is not specialized play therapy.
Caregiver involvement depends on your child's age, needs, comfort, and therapeutic goals. Bonny will discuss a suitable arrangement with you, including confidentiality and consent considerations.
Feeling nervous about meeting someone new is understandable. We can discuss ways to introduce therapy gradually and help your child feel more comfortable.
Yes. Parents and caregivers can begin with a consultation to discuss their concerns and explore whether therapy may be appropriate.
Virtual appointments may be appropriate for some children, depending on their developmental needs, ability to engage, and clinical considerations. Suitability can be discussed during consultation.
You may know exactly what your child is struggling with, or simply have a feeling that something isn't quite right.
A complimentary consultation is an opportunity to share your concerns, ask questions, and explore how Théla may be able to help.
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