The parents of 6-year-old Mateo* were struggling to raise three children with limited healthcare access. In addition, the threat of housing insecurity in a Spanish-only home made communicating with service providers difficult. When Mateo, the youngest of the three, began exhibiting challenging behavior at school and home, a concerned neighbor brought the family to the…
Thirteen-year-old Alex* had endured multiple foster care home moves that left them feeling unsafe and disconnected, with suicidal thoughts and daily outbursts of shouting, hitting, and throwing things. When they entered Seneca’s emergency placement program, they began individual child therapy with a clinician to process significant early childhood trauma and explore their gender identity. While…
Teen Daysia* was overwhelmed trying to juggle her grandmother’s recent death, bullying at school, and working part-time to help support her family. Feeling like things were spiraling out of control, she resorted to self-harming behavior. She was already seeing an embedded Seneca therapist at school. The therapist began working with Daysia and her parents to…
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