Empower your child to grow up healthy, happy, and resilient
Specialized counseling for children ages 3-14
Your child is struggling and you are worried about their well-being. There’s a path forward.
You know your child is capable of joy, connection, and confidence, but something’s getting in the way. You’ve tried to support them through big feelings, tricky behaviors, or emotional ups and downs, but it still feels like they’re carrying more than they can handle.
Play therapy can help.
At San Francisco Play Therapy, we work with children in a way that feels natural to them - through play. Whether it’s anxiety, emotional intensity, or a big transition, therapy gives kids space to process and grow, while giving you insights and tools to support them along the way.
Individual/Group Child Therapy
Helping your child manage emotions, build coping skills, and increase cooperation through structured, child-centered therapy designed to support long-term growth.
Child-Parent Program
Parenting support designed to provide practical tools and strategies, increase cooperation, reduce power struggles, and create a more peaceful home.
NANCY WANG, LCSW, REGISTERED PLAY THERAPIST™
As a Registered Play Therapist, I exclusively work with children ages 3-14 and specialize in Child-Centered Play Therapy. This approach allows children to work through challenges in a way that feels natural to them, fostering emotional growth, increased self-esteem and social skills.
With my specialized training in working with children, I understand their unique needs and am committed to helping them express their feelings, manage difficult emotions, and build stronger connections with others.
Counseling designed for children by a therapist who understands them.
Behavior is communication
When we understand the underlying needs behind a behavior, we can address those needs in healthier, more effective ways.
Relationships foster healing
Safe, trusting relationships—where a child feels valued and understood—are key to building resilience and overcoming life’s difficulties.
Growth starts from within
By strengthening a child’s internal resilience, we can create lasting change in behavior and promote long-term emotional growth.