Christian Counseling for Children
Helping Young People Grow in Christ

The father of a righteous child has great joy; a man who fathers a wise son rejoices in him. – Proverbs 23-24

Raising righteous, Christ-filled children and teens can be a challenge. You have the world up against you – one that is often against the things of God. Couple that with our own human nature and struggles, and it might feel that your hands are tied. There is good news and hope for your young ones in Christ. Through Him, we are shown what it means to be Christ-filled caretakers and how to deal with problems that our children face. Even so, there are many times when we need a little extra help from fellow brothers and sisters. At Seattle Christian Counseling, we offer you tools for faith-based guidance and healing, meant to strengthen you and your children as you grow in your walk with Christ Jesus.

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Articles about Counseling for Children

Susannah Amezquita

Sep

2024

A Back-to-School Routine for Your Child with Autism or ADHD

Susannah Amezquita

Counseling for Children Counseling for Teens Family Counseling

A back-to-school routine is helpful for all children, especially children with autism or ADHD. A routine will provide stability and peace. Children with autism or ADHD do not like to live a “go with the flow” lifestyle. Clear expectations and consistent routines help them remain calm, particularly when they need to adapt to something new. School brings a lot of routines, but it is also new and ever-changing. Summer break can throw a whole family into a different routine. That’s why a back-to-school routine for your child is essential. If your child has autism or ADHD, a back-to-school routine is essential. Children on the spectrum are known to have meltdowns...

Dr. Kevin Klar

Aug

2024

How Influential is Birth Order on Your Child’s Personality?

Dr. Kevin Klar

Counseling for Children Family Counseling Relationship Issues

Do you have a childhood memory of declaring to your parents that their actions or decisions were not fair and that they were showing preferential treatment to everyone except you? If you have siblings then there is no doubt that their names would have made that list, likely linked to their birth order. While your parents, and perhaps now you in your role as a parent, no doubt try your best to be fair and equally loving to your children, research tells us that your birth order influences your behavior. Yes, if a child was born first, or last; landed somewhere in between, or was the only one, this influences...