Christine Marie Hallman is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist with a deep-seated specialty in serving infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children, along with their families. With an understanding of the challenges that come with parenting young children, Christine recognizes the critical nature of early years in shaping children’s development and the newly forming family unit. She is dedicated to supporting caregivers by providing effective strategies to enhance and encourage their children’s behavior. Whether it's helping a child navigate the aftermath of trauma, assisting a family facing difficulties, or addressing challenging behaviors in children, Christine approaches each situation with empathy and expertise. Holding a Master’s degree in early childhood special education, she brings significant experience in working with developmental disorders, including Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder, and ADHD. Christine finds joy in collaborating with families to understand their unique dynamics and discover solutions that work for everyone involved. Her play therapy office is thoughtfully equipped with a variety of therapeutic materials, including sand trays, dollhouses, art supplies, books, games, and puppets, creating a nurturing environment that fosters healing through play. The furniture selected ensures comfort for children of all ages, reflecting her belief in the transformative power of play therapy.