Regina Dickinson is a passionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who understands the challenges many parents face, often feeling overwhelmed by thoughts of 'if only'. She recognizes that parents might struggle with questions about their child's behaviors or developmental differences, leading to feelings of isolation. Regina believes that each child is special and unique, and her mission is to help families better understand the strengths and qualities their children possess. With expertise in sensory processing disorder, depression, anxiety, behavioral issues, addictions, relationship dynamics, communication problems, and grief, she focuses primarily on working with children, juveniles, and families. Utilizing a blend of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Narrative Therapy, Regina guides youth and families in recognizing that their inherent strengths can be the key to thriving as a unit, rather than merely surviving together. Her culturally sensitive approach and proficiency in play therapy and family systems ensure that every child and family feels supported and empowered on their journey.