Uzma Janjua is a dedicated child play and adolescent psychotherapist, holding credentials as a Licensed Professional Counselor. With a Bachelor of Science degree and extensive training from the University of North Texas, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience spanning over a decade, focused on positively impacting the lives of young children and families. Uzma is deeply committed to utilizing an array of expressive interventions in her practice, incorporating elements such as art, movement, yoga, and mindfulness to facilitate healing and growth. Recognizing that traditional talk therapy or play therapy on their own may not suffice for delivering comprehensive support, she aims to create a thorough therapeutic experience that fosters awareness and progress. Uzma's therapy modalities include expressive arts, play therapy, and attachment-based approaches for individuals, groups, and families. As a trained yoga teacher, she seamlessly integrates yoga into her therapeutic sessions, enhancing the overall experience for her clients. For parents and caregivers, turning to a professional can be an essential step when previous efforts at home have not yielded the desired outcomes. Uzma believes that it often takes a village to support a family, and she is dedicated to serving children and their families through her philosophy at Kids Belong. Her mission is clear: providing compassionate support and psychoeducation tailored to the unique needs of each child and family she encounters.