Nandy Thompson understands that witnessing the struggle of a child can feel lonely, frustrating, overwhelming, and discouraging for parents. It often seems like an exhausting cycle of trial and error to determine how to help children feel better while also regaining a sense of balance. As an advocate for each child, Nandy recognizes them as a beautifully unique mosaic of experiences, fears, memories, emotions, and insights. Acknowledging the complexity of their struggles, Nandy is dedicated to valuing and honoring every child, ensuring they are seen, heard, and understood in a therapeutic setting that resonates with their needs and addresses parental concerns. Nandy's primary goal in therapy is to establish a safe and trusting relationship, utilizing developmentally appropriate techniques to help children confront the challenges that bring them to therapy, such as anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, anger, and self-esteem issues. Incorporating the language of the child through play therapy, expressive art and writing, sand tray therapy, and music, Nandy guides the transformation of a child's struggle into a narrative filled with resilience, self-efficacy, and hope.