Child Therapy Boston

Child Therapy Boston Counseling and Social Skills for Kids and Teens Social Skills Group Therapy
Individual, sibling, family, and group therapy for children and adolescents.

Social Skills Groups for schools and agencies. Consulting and supervision for professionals. Workshops and parent training.

☀️ Summer 2026 Groups — Now Enrolling!We are actively enrolling for our summer social skills, coping skills, and creativ...
04/02/2026

☀️ Summer 2026 Groups — Now Enrolling!

We are actively enrolling for our summer social skills, coping skills, and creative therapy groups, and summer is a wonderful time for kids and teens to grow while routines shift.

Summer groups help kids and teens:
✨ Build confidence
🤝 Strengthen social skills
🧠 Practice coping tools
🌈 Stay connected while school schedules change

Our summer groups tend to fill quickly, so we encourage early outreach if you're thinking about a spot for your child or teen.

📩 Reach out to learn more or find the right fit—we’d love to support your family this summer!





🌧️🌸 Hello April!With April comes rainy days, surprise sunshine, and the slow shift into spring. These in-between seasons...
04/02/2026

🌧️🌸 Hello April!

With April comes rainy days, surprise sunshine, and the slow shift into spring. These in-between seasons can bring changes in routines, moods, and energy levels—for kids and adults!

If your child is having a harder time with transitions, friendships, big feelings, or changing schedules, you’re not alone—and we’re here to help support that adjustment every step of the way.

Whether your child would benefit from one-on-one therapy or a structured group setting, our team is here to help guide you toward the right fit.

✨We’d love to support your family this season!





🌿 Wise Words Wednesday: Mood Shifts Happen to Us TooJust like our teens, we have days when our mood shifts fast.One minu...
04/01/2026

🌿 Wise Words Wednesday: Mood Shifts Happen to Us Too

Just like our teens, we have days when our mood shifts fast.
One minute we’re chatty and social… the next minute we feel drained, overstimulated, or just need quiet.

The difference?
As caregivers, we don’t always get to suddenly go stone cold or disappear into our rooms. 😅
There are dinners to make, rides to give, dishes to wash, and people counting on us.

That’s why it’s so important to model how to handle mood shifts out loud.
Not perfectly — just honestly.

When our kids hear us name what’s happening and make a plan, they learn that changing moods is normal… and manageable.

💬 Let them hear us say things like:

“Hey guys, I’m feeling a bit burnt out — mind if I read my book alone tonight?”

“My mood shifted fast today, so I’m going to take a few quiet minutes before jumping into the next thing.”

“I still have things to do, but I’m going to pace myself and take it one small task at a time.”

These little moments teach big lessons:
✔️ It’s okay to have shifting moods
✔️ It’s okay to ask for space kindly
✔️ It’s okay to take care of yourself while still getting things done

Because mood swings don’t just belong to teens —
we ride those waves too.

And when our kids hear us handle it with honesty and kindness, they learn how to do the same. 🌊





💬 Teen Tuesday: The Bestie-to-Cold SwitchOne day your teen is your bestie —spilling the tea, laughing, asking to hang ou...
04/01/2026

💬 Teen Tuesday: The Bestie-to-Cold Switch

One day your teen is your bestie —
spilling the tea, laughing, asking to hang out.

Then the next day?
Stone. Cold. Silence. 😅

One-word answers. Shoulder shrugs.
And you’re left wondering,
“Wait… what just happened?”

Teen moods and needs can change fast —
sometimes overnight, sometimes between dinner and dessert.

They’re growing, learning, and figuring out who they are…
and sometimes they can’t even keep up with their own changes.

That hot-and-cold feeling can be confusing (and frustrating),
but the truth is — it’s normal.

The goal isn’t to stop the changes —
it’s to ride the wave while holding expectations.

✔️ It’s okay to change your mind
✔️ It’s okay to want space
✔️ It’s okay to shift between connection and independence

But it’s not okay to be rude about it.
You can need space — just say it kindly.

Because the hot-and-cold moments can feel hard…
but the changing part? That’s part of growing up.





I threw away the art project.Quietly.Respectfully.With just a tiny bit of guilt.And no one asked for it later.No sudden ...
03/31/2026

I threw away the art project.

Quietly.
Respectfully.
With just a tiny bit of guilt.

And no one asked for it later.
No sudden emotional attachment.
No last-minute school panic.

Freedom. Growth. Shelf space. 🎨👏

Another Social Work career fair, seeing grad school pals and interns! We loved being there and meeting/seeing everyone....
03/30/2026

Another Social Work career fair, seeing grad school pals and interns! We loved being there and meeting/seeing everyone. I got my MSW there so it's always so fun to go back and visit!

Another year, another BC social work career fair where I get to see my grad school pal Aimee!
03/27/2026

Another year, another BC social work career fair where I get to see my grad school pal Aimee!

✨ Family Fun Friday: Around the World Night! ✨Ready to travel without leaving your living room? Tonight, pack your imagi...
03/27/2026

✨ Family Fun Friday: Around the World Night! ✨

Ready to travel without leaving your living room? Tonight, pack your imaginations and take the family on an Around the World adventure! 🌍✈️

Pick a country and build your own mini experience around it. Keep it simple and fun:

🥨 Try a snack from that country
👋 Learn how to say “hello”
🎶 Listen to music from that culture
🗺️ Find the country on a map

You can dress in colors from the flag, learn a fun fact, or even create your own “passport” to stamp each time you visit a new place.

Kids love the excitement of “traveling,” and it’s a wonderful way to spark curiosity, laughter, and connection...all from home.


Summer is a season for growth, connection, and confidence! ☀️We are officially enrolling for our Summer 2026 Groups acro...
03/26/2026

Summer is a season for growth, connection, and confidence! ☀️

We are officially enrolling for our Summer 2026 Groups across all locations. Whether your child is looking to strengthen social skills, practice new coping tools, or stay connected while school routines shift, our team is here to help you find the right fit.

What’s New This Summer: ✨ Clayful Coping: Hands-on emotional skill-building through clay (Middle & HS). ✨ Warm Up, Wind Down: Yoga-inspired mindfulness and regulation. ✨ Social & Coping Groups: Available for Preschool through High School.

📍 Individual Therapy Update: We currently have openings in Needham, limited spots in Sudbury, and a short waitlist in Belmont.

Ready to get started? > 🔗 Click the link in our bio to complete our quick screening form. Not sure which group is best? Call or email us anytime, we’re happy to help!

Wishing you a season of warmth and connection!

BelmontMA CopingSkills MentalHealthMatters

These lovely ladies are loving the light!!!
03/26/2026

These lovely ladies are loving the light!!!

💬 Wise Words Wednesday: We Don’t Always Feel Like It EitherLet’s be honest…We don’t always feel like doing our responsib...
03/25/2026

💬 Wise Words Wednesday: We Don’t Always Feel Like It Either

Let’s be honest…
We don’t always feel like doing our responsibilities either.

Some days the laundry pile feels endless.
The emails feel annoying.
The to-do list feels way too long.

But life still keeps moving and sometimes the best thing we can do is make the hard stuff a little more fun or manageable.

When our kids hear us talk through this out loud, they learn something powerful:
You don’t have to feel motivated to get things done, you just need a plan that works for you.

Let them hear you say things like:

💬 “I really don’t feel like folding this laundry, but I need to, let me blast my favorite band while I do it.”

💬 “Okay, after I finish this deadline, I’m rewarding myself with a little dance party.”

💬 “I’m not in the mood to do this, so I’m going to start with just one small thing and see how it goes.”

When we say these things out loud, we show our kids that:
✔️ Not feeling motivated is normal
✔️ Responsibilities still matter
✔️ And there are ways to make tough tasks feel easier

Sometimes it’s not about being productive…
It’s about finding ways to keep moving anyway.





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