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C4T Restoring ~ Rebuilding Clinic

The C4T Restoring ~ Rebuilding Clinic

The C4T Restoring ~ Rebuilding Clinic provides essential support for children who have suffered from emotional and phychological abuse, as well as childhood trauma. Our clinic offers these children a unique opportunity to make a significant and positive change in their lives through professional counseling. This comprehensive program is designed to address the emotional challenges that hinder a child's growth into a healthy adult. 

 

Counseling Support:

  • Emotional Abuse Awareness: Educating children on recognizing emotional abuse

  • Coping Skills Development: Establishing essential coping skills for dealing with emotional abuse

  • Healing and Recovery: Assisting children in freeing themselves from negative experiences and emotions that obstruct their learning and development 

  • Path to Emotional Health: Supporting children in gaining relief from emotional difficulties, recovering from harmful crises and developing into emotionally healthy adults  

We charge on a sliding scale and we also extend our services to adults in need of support. Whether you are a targeted parent trying to navigate daily challenges, a parent overwhelmed by pressure and stress, or someone finding it difficult to balance life's demands while caring for yourself and nurturing your realtionships - we are here to help!

​For more information, please call our office at 713.660.0760

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

about

one in four

children in the general population

will experience  a traumatic event before

the age of 16 (National Child Traumatic Stress Network, 2008)

 

           

  • 33% of students have been bullied

  • 15% of all girls ages 14-17 have experienced sexual assault

  • 33% have experienced two or more types of childhood adversity

  • 30% of students in inner city school have witnessed a stabbing or shooting 

  • 16 million children in the US live at or below the poverty level

  • (6 million are under the age of 6)

  • 60% of students 17 years or younger have been exposed to crime, violence, and abuse

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