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Helping families break cycles
Child-Parent Psychotherapy – Circle of Security Parenting – Attachment-Based Therapy in Campbell, CA
Trauma Care for children (ages 3-10) and their Families.
You Want Your Child to Feel Safe, Seen, and Whole
You’re a parent who loves fiercely—even through the confusion, guilt, and distress. More than anything, you want your child to feel safe in their body, secure in their relationships, and understood in their emotions. You want to break cycles, not repeat them. You want to offer your child the stability and healing you may have had to fight for yourself.
Understanding the Struggle
Your Child Is Struggling—and So Are You
Life hasn’t been easy. Maybe your family has faced violence, sudden loss, or complicated circumstances. Now, you’re watching your child struggle—unable to enjoy learning, connect socially, or find joy in the everyday. Their spark feels dimmed. Their moods have shifted. Their behavior seems unfamiliar. And you’re left wondering: What happened? How do I help?
You may also be noticing:
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Uncontrollable behavior at home or school
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Sibling rivalry, low self-esteem, or constant conflict
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Social or separation anxiety
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Emotional distress tied to learning differences
It’s painful to witness your child suffer—and isolating to carry the weight of not knowing what to do next. You’re not alone. And your child’s story isn’t over.
Guiding Children and Families Toward Safety and Joy
Hi, I’m Mariana Chavez, a bilingual therapist specializing in trauma-informed care for children ages 4–10 and their families. I offer a space that’s culturally attuned, emotionally safe, and grounded in compassion.
Together, we’ll help your child process what’s been hard to hold—grief, guilt, loneliness—and move toward healthy attachment, joy, and development. And we’ll support you, too. Because healing isn’t just for your child—it’s for your whole family.
Step by Step: Safety, Healing, Connection
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Start with safety: Build emotional regulation, restore agency, and create space for co-regulation.
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Process what’s been hard: Use child-friendly tools to explore and integrate difficult emotions and experiences.
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Celebrate growth: Honor healing, joy, and new ways of relating—at home, in school, and beyond.
Support Is Within Reach
You don’t have to keep guessing or carrying this alone. If you’re ready to take the next step toward clarity, connection, and relief—I’m here to walk with you.
Let’s begin where you are. Healing starts with being seen.