Early Childhood Psychology
A child’s first five years of life are a critical time for social-emotional development, such as forming relationships, regulating emotions, and establishing the foundations of learning.
Wolff Child Psychology offers several services to support healthy development during these highly influential early years. Our Early Childhood Psychology supports infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and parents/caregivers with the following:
Early Child Psychology: Evaluation
Wolff Child Psychology is well known for our compassionate, comprehensive evaluations, and several of our team members are experts in conducting evaluations specifically for very young children. An evaluation can help evaluate and diagnose autism spectrum disorder, global developmental or language delays, and emotional or behavioral challenges. Our expertise also includes understanding previously diagnosed genetic disorders and medical complexity. Note: We strive to get young children ages 18-47 months into evaluation as soon as possible.
Early Child Psychology: Individual Therapy for Parents
Expecting or adjusting to a new baby can be challenging for everyone, and we offer mental health therapy for expectant parents, new parents, and parents navigating grief or loss. Therapy can also help with parent-infant attachment, the impact of a parent’s own neurodivergence, and more. We welcome collaboration with a client’s broader care team to maximize care and support.
Early Child Psychology: Parent Coaching
Coaching helps parents and caregivers learn how to use specific skills and strategies to support a child’s behavioral, social, and emotional development. This helps establish a strong foundation for positive growth and future well-being.
Early Child Psychology: Next Steps
If early childhood psychology sounds like what you might need, we encourage you to reach out and start the conversation. Even if you’re unsure what to do next, a caring expert on our team is ready to listen and help guide you. Call or email today and we’ll help you get started.