Does your child experience
?

We created Peace for Kids to help children and their families discover true inner peace in their day-to-day lives. We work hand-in-hand to cultivate the life skills necessary for resilience, emotional intelligence, confidence, vitality, and personal growth.

Bethany and Lucia

Let's face it

Parenting is one of life's greatest joys. But, parenting isn’t for the faint of heart—we're in the thick of raising neurodivergent children ourselves! We know that peace isn’t something that just happens automatically.

That’s why we started Peace for Kids, to help kids and their families bring peace into their households and their lives using ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy).

What is ACT?

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a unique psychological intervention that uses acceptance and mindfulness strategies, together with commitment and behavior change strategies, to increase psychological flexibility and acceptance of uncomfortable thoughts and feelings.

ACT aims to help individuals develop psychological flexibility and resilience in the face of life's challenges.

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  • Mindfulness

    Learning to be present in the moment and observe thoughts and feelings without judgment.
  • Acceptance

    Acknowledging and making room for uncomfortable thoughts and emotions instead of trying to control or avoid them.
  • Values Clarification

    Identifying what truly matters to you in life and setting goals based on those values.
  • Committed Action

    Taking purposeful steps toward your goals, even when faced with difficult thoughts and uncomfortable feelings.
Peace for kids is growing!

We now offer groups for kids and parents, and 1:1 therapies!

Groups

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Peace for Kids Clubs (ages 4–13)

Groups of up to 5 similarly-aged kids meet together weekly to learn social-emotional skills and ACT-inspired activites.

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Mindful Littles (ages 2–3)

Weekly social-emotional learning clubs for 2–3 year olds, featuring stories, music, and child-led play.

1:1 Therapy

Young boy hanging from monkey bars during Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy (OT)

Empowering kids with tools for confidence, regulation and independence.

Young girl smiling at therapist during Speech Therapy

Speech Therapy (SLP)

Helping children find their voice through play, connection and support.

Young girl climbing on floor during Behavior Therapy

Behavior Therapy (ABA)

Addressing behavioral challenges through a child-led, play-based approach.

Parent Services

Peace for Parents

Peace for Parents Support Group

Free, monthly support group open to parents of kids with all types of brains.

1:1 Parent Consultation

1:1 Parent Consultation

Individual telehealth-based consultation conversation with our licensed ABA therapist.

Where therapy feels like play

Interested in joining us?

Whether you are ready to sign up for a group or are just interested in learning more about our services, our free 20-minute call can help get you started in the direction toward peace.

Schedule a free 20-minute call
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