Charlotte Cox, MSW, LCSW

​"Children are shaped by their surroundings, and parents hold the power to change and guide that environment."

I'm a big believer that relational trauma is best healed when we feel safe, heard and loved. I believe family members should have an active role in therapy to help the healing process and develop resiliency factors. I also believe that most change happens outside of the therapy room, and that parents should be actively involved in treatment for optimal progress.

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"When a flower doesn't bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower".

I accept and affirm neuro-divergent populations. I also acknowledge that being a parent to a neuro-divergent child can be challenging. I help families to adapt their world to meet the needs of their child, with the neurology that they have. 

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"The brain and the gut are so closely connected, you almost have to look at it as one unit."

Throughout my own post-partum journey, I have researched and completed trainings in areas regarding nutrition and mental health as I strongly believe, and have personally experienced, how the two intertwine.