Charlotte Shuber
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
At Creating Space Therapy, our child therapists are dedicated to supporting young children through the unique challenges of early life. Specializing in grief counseling, trauma therapy, and emotional well-being, they create a safe and nurturing space where children feel heard, valued, and understood. Using child-centered approaches such as play therapy, mindfulness, and trauma-informed care, our therapists help kids process their experiences, build resilience, and develop essential tools for emotional growth. Whether your child is navigating grief, trauma, anxiety, or big life changes, our compassionate team is here to support their healing and development.
It’s common for parents to wonder if their child’s grief or trauma requires professional help. Some signs that therapy may be beneficial include mood changes, withdrawal, difficulty concentrating, nightmares, or behavioral issues. These behaviors often indicate that a child is struggling to cope and needs support beyond what you can provide. A trained grief therapist or trauma counselor can help your child safely express their feelings, build resilience, and regain a sense of balance.
Parents often worry that therapy will force their child to relive painful memories. At Creating Space Therapy, we take a gentle and child-centered approach. Our trauma therapists use proven techniques like play therapy, expressive arts, EMDR, and other trauma-informed methods to help children process their experiences in a safe and supportive way. Therapy allows your child to address their pain without becoming overwhelmed, empowering them to move forward with confidence.
Many parents hesitate to seek help, fearing their child might feel different or labeled. At Creating Space Therapy, we focus on creating a welcoming, nonjudgmental space where children feel understood and accepted. Therapy isn’t about labeling; it’s about giving your child the tools they need to heal and thrive. With our grief counselors and trauma counselors, your child will feel supported, not singled out.
It’s natural to question whether therapy will make a difference. Our grief therapists and trauma therapists are highly trained in effective, evidence-based methods tailored to children’s unique needs. We involve you as a partner in the process, providing regular updates and equipping you with tools to support your child at home. Families who have worked with our trauma counselors and grief counselors often see improved emotional regulation, better communication, and renewed hope for the future.
