When the Family Changes,
Kids Feel It First.
Kids and teens feel everything. They just don’t always know how to say it. We help them put words to what’s going on — and help your family find solid ground again.
Serving children ages 5+ and teens · In-person in Smyrna, GA & virtual across Georgia
Kids Don’t Struggle in Isolation. They Struggle in Relationship.
When a child acts out, pulls away, or shuts down — it’s usually not just about them. It’s about what’s happening around them. Divorce. Tension at home. Parents who are hurting.
At Symmetricly, we look at the whole picture. We work with your child one-on-one. And when it helps, we bring the family in too. Because the goal isn’t just a calmer kid. It’s a healthier home.
Children heal when the relationships around them heal.
If any of this sounds familiar, you’re in the right place.
We see children and teens navigating a wide range of relational challenges — most of which start at home.
Children of Divorce
Kids living between two homes carry a lot. Two sets of rules. Two hurting parents. We give them a safe place to put it all down.
Teens in Family Conflict
Teens who act out or go quiet are usually reacting to something at home. We help them work through what no one at home has been able to say.
Anxious & Overwhelmed Kids
School stress and anxiety are often tied to what’s happening at home. We get to the root of it — not just the behavior on the surface.
Blended Family Transitions
New step-parents. New siblings. New rules. Blended family life is a lot for kids to adjust to. We give them a space to work through it.
Identity & Self-Esteem
Figuring out who you are is hard enough. It’s even harder when home doesn’t feel steady. We help teens build confidence and find their footing.
Communication Breakdown
When a child stops talking to you — or every conversation turns into a fight — we help you rebuild that connection.
What We Specialize In
While we support children and teens across a range of challenges, these are the areas we see most — and where we can help most.
Children & Teens of Divorce
Divorce changes everything for a child. Who picks them up. Where they sleep. Whether their parents can be in the same room. We give kids a steady, safe place to work through all of it — without having to protect either parent’s feelings. We also help parents learn how to support their child through the change without pulling them into the middle.
Family Conflict & Communication
When home is full of conflict — slammed doors, silent treatments, or big blowups — kids take it all in. We help children and teens make sense of what they’re feeling and find better ways to express it. When parents are open to it, we bring them in too. Because real change for a child usually means something has to shift at home.
Anxiety, School Stress & Emotional Regulation
School pressure and social stress can overwhelm any kid. We help children and teens figure out what’s driving their anxiety and build real tools to manage it — especially when the stress traces back to something going on at home.
What to Expect
Starting therapy for your child can feel like a big step. Here’s what the process looks like at Symmetricly.
Free Consultation
A quick 15-minute call to talk through what’s going on and make sure we’re the right fit.
Intake Session
We meet with parents first to get the full picture before your child starts their own sessions.
Child’s First Session
Easy and low-pressure. Your child meets their therapist and builds trust at their own pace.
Ongoing & Family Check-Ins
Regular sessions for your child, with parent check-ins and family sessions when it helps.
Therapists Who Work With Kids & Teens
You Don’t Have to Have It All Figured Out to Call Us.
Most parents who call us aren’t sure if their child “needs” therapy. They just know something is off. That’s enough. Our free call is made for that moment — to help you think it through with no pressure to commit.
And one more thing: getting your child help is not a sign that you failed. It’s one of the most caring things you can do as a parent.
Questions Parents Ask
Your Child Doesn’t Have to
Figure It Out Alone.
And neither do you. Start with a free 15-minute call — no commitment, just a conversation.