Dr. Judith Solomon, a licensed clinical psychologist with 30 years of experience, is dedicated to navigating the critical period of infancy and early childhood, essential for emotional and behavioral development. She understands that both typical and challenging experiences—such as family separations, conflicts, illness, or trauma—can disrupt growth and relationships for young children. Focusing on children aged 0 to 10 and their caregivers, Dr. Solomon helps decode the complex behaviors and symptoms that often accompany developmental concerns. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic techniques, including play, art, and conversation, she fosters an environment where children can express their worries and learn constructive coping mechanisms. At the same time, she provides caregivers with valuable insights into their child's experiences, equipping them with effective strategies for supporting their development. With specialized clinical training in parent-child psychotherapy and child play therapy, Dr. Solomon is also committed to teaching and writing on critical topics such as child development, attachment, and the intergenerational effects of trauma. Her culturally sensitive, trauma-focused, and attachment-based approach ensures that each family receives the personalized guidance they need to thrive.