Invest in your family

Bridget Roberts, LMHC

Welcome.

Bridget provides support to children and families both in
person and virtually. She utilizes art, play, humor, as well as
more traditional therapeutic approaches such as cognitive
behavioral therapy and mindfulness. Caregivers describe
Bridget as knowledgeable, warm, and committed.

34 School St. Foxboro, MA 02035

bridget.s.roberts@gmail.com 978-270-4805

Invest in
your family

Build your support
network

You’ve spoken with your child’s
pediatrician. Reached out to their teacher.
Scrutinized the internet. Listened to the
podcasts. Sound familiar?

Bridget will listen to your unique needs
and provide personalized and customized
feedback and support.

Bridget Roberts is a licensed mental health counselor with over a decade of experience working
with parents and caregivers. Parenting can be challenging. You don’t need to do it alone.

Experience has shown me that parents
who are proactive, rather than reactive, in
their child’s development feel more
confident in handling challenges when
they arise.

You got this

Is my child’s development “typical?” Are they progressing cognitively, socially, and emotionally? When should I be concerned?

Development

How do I talk with my child in a way that meets them where they are? How can I convey information to my child so they will listen?

Communication

Self control is essential to a child’s development and future success. How can I help my child manage their feelings in a healthy way?

Emotional Regulation

Humans are wired for connection. The relationship between parent and child is one of the most meaningful and fulfilling relationships.

Connection

I am committed to the families I
work with.

Lets get started...

Parent Consultation

Meet with Bridget to discuss your concerns. Get your questions answered. Problem solve what is and is not working.

Children and Teens

Bridget has experience working with children and families from diverse backgrounds. Her knowledge base includes working with those struggling with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and adjustment issues.

Transition to
Adulthood

Are you a college student adjusting to young adulthood? While these new adventures and opportunities are exciting, they can also feel daunting at times.

Speaking
Engagements

Bridget has experience speaking to
schools, parent groups, and social clubs. Is
there a topic your organization wants to
learn more about?