I'm worried about my child.
Tantrums, hitting, anxiety, separation, big feelings, behavior changes, development, trauma, or attachment concerns.
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In-Person & Telehealth Across Kentucky
Early Childhood • Perinatal • Family Therapy • Louisville, KY
Therapy for little kids, big feelings, and the parents trying to make sense of it all.
Specialized support for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, parents, and families. Whether you're worried about your child's behavior, struggling through postpartum, or wondering if what you're seeing is normal, you don't have to figure it out alone.
You know your child. Trust that feeling.
Maybe the tantrums feel bigger than expected. Maybe separation has become overwhelming. Maybe your child seems anxious, withdrawn, aggressive, or simply not like themselves. Or maybe you're the one struggling after pregnancy, birth, the NICU, or the transition into parenthood. You don't need to know exactly what's wrong before reaching out.
Birth–5 Expertise • Nearly 20 Years of Experience • Attachment & Trauma Focused • In-Person Louisville + Telehealth Kentucky
What brought you here?
You don't have to know which type of therapy you need. Start with what's happening, and we'll figure out the next step together.
Becoming a parent has been harder than I expected.
Postpartum anxiety or depression, birth trauma, NICU experiences, identity changes, overwhelm, or adjusting to parenthood.
Our family feels stuck.
Communication struggles, parent-child relationships, attachment, conflict, family transitions, or patterns that aren't getting better.
Your child's behavior is telling us something.
When a young child is hitting, melting down, clinging, withdrawing, or struggling with transitions, it's natural to focus on making the behavior stop.
But behavior is often communication, especially for children who don't yet have the words or emotional skills to explain what is happening inside them.
Instead of only asking how to stop a behavior, therapy can also help us understand what a child may be communicating through it.
Support that fits your child, your family, and this season of life.
Specialized therapy in Louisville, Kentucky, with telehealth available across Kentucky.
Early Childhood Mental Health
Developmentally appropriate support for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers experiencing behavioral, emotional, developmental, attachment, or regulation concerns.
Early Childhood TherapyParent-Child & Attachment Therapy
Relationship-focused therapy to strengthen connection, support regulation, and help parents and children understand one another differently.
Parent-Child TherapyPerinatal & Postpartum Therapy
Support for anxiety, depression, birth trauma, identity changes, overwhelm, and the emotional transition into parenthood.
Perinatal & Postpartum SupportNICU Parent Support
A space to process medical uncertainty, early separation, traumatic birth experiences, and the emotional impact of having a baby in the NICU.
NICU Parent SupportChild Trauma Therapy & EMDR
Trauma-informed support adapted to a child's developmental level, relationships, needs, and experiences.
Family Therapy
Support when communication, relationships, parenting challenges, conflict, or major transitions leave the family feeling stuck.
Family Therapy in LouisvilleHelping families understand what's happening beneath the surface.
Meet Stephanie, LPP. I've spent nearly 20 years specializing in early childhood and perinatal mental health, helping children, parents, and families understand what's happening beneath the surface.
My work is warm, flexible, and grounded in relationships. I draw from Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), EMDR, attachment-focused interventions, trauma-informed care, and play-based approaches, adapting therapy to the child and family in front of me.
Trying to figure out if this is normal?
Resources about early childhood behavior, anxiety, parenting, attachment, NICU experiences, and perinatal mental health.
You don't need the perfect words.
Reaching out can be simple. We'll start with a conversation about what's happening and what kind of support might help.
Schedule a free consultation.
Choose a time for a free 15-minute conversation so I can learn a little about what's bringing you in.
Tell me what you're seeing.
You don't need a diagnosis or a perfectly organized explanation. We'll talk about what's happening and what you've already tried.
We'll decide what makes sense.
Together, we'll determine whether therapy is the right next step and what kind of support may fit your child or family.
You don't have to figure this out before asking for help.
Whether you're worried about your child, struggling with the transition to parenthood, or feeling stuck as a family, we can start with a conversation.
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