Mia Angelica Sepulveda is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in the emotional and behavioral challenges faced by preteens, teens, and children. With a compassionate approach, she addresses concerns such as behavioral issues, feelings of anger and anxiety, and the stress that often accompanies trauma. Mia utilizes evidence-based treatment modalities tailored to the specific needs of her clients. Understanding that children's play is their unique language, she employs play therapy to help validate their emotions and facilitate self-expression. Mia is well-versed in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and has experience working as a therapeutic coach at the Monarch School, which focuses on supporting Autistic children. Additionally, her graduate internship at Menninger Hospital in Houston provided her with insights into treating substance use disorders. Mia believes that therapy is fundamentally about relationships—the connection between the therapist and client, as well as the dynamics within families. She recognizes the vital role of parenting in fostering strong relationships and emphasizes the importance of communicating genuine emotions to promote healing and improvement in familial ties.