Trudy Friedberg is a Licensed Professional Counselor devoted entirely to the well-being of children and their families. Specializing in supporting children aged 3 to 10, she offers expert guidance in addressing a range of childhood challenges, including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, grief, ADHD, and school-related issues. Trudy is particularly adept at navigating the unique dynamics faced by adoptive, foster, and blended families. With an extensive theoretical background and years of experience, she crafts tailored treatment programs that align with each child's developmental stage. Trudy understands the importance of engagement in therapy, employing an eclectic mix of techniques such as play therapy, art therapy, puppetry, crafts, and therapeutic games to foster connection and healing. Regular consultations with parents provide essential support and empowerment, enriched by Trudy’s academic achievements—a series of Master’s Degrees in Child Development, Child Welfare, and Counseling. Her comprehensive experience spans public school environments and private practice, making her well-versed in the 504, PPT, and special education processes, allowing her to serve as a knowledgeable consultant for families navigating these systems.