Play Therapy for Kids and Teens in Cherry Creek

You’ve got a bright, creative, sensitive kiddo who may struggle to feel understood or may feel overwhelmed by everyday demands. Therapy can offer a space where your child doesn’t have to mask and can be themselves. I work with neurodivergent, highly sensitive, and gifted children and teens ages 6-18.

I’m Ren Moler, MSW, LSW, a former Montessori elementary teacher. I have six years of experience working with children, 16 working on creating accessible spaces, and I’m neurodivergent, too.

Together we can work on:

• Emotional Well-being: Understanding and expressing emotions, navigating big feelings, and developing self-compassion.

• Sensory Needs & Regulation: Accommodating sensory needs and finding ways to feel more comfortable in everyday environments.

• Transitions & Everyday Challenges: Navigating transitions, establishing supportive routines, and finding ways to make daily demands more manageable.

• Neurodivergent Identity & Self-Advocacy: Building self-understanding, advocating for needs, and embracing your authentic self.

• Connection, Burnout & Chronic Illness: Building meaningful connections, navigating chronic illness, and finding sustainable ways to engage with the world.

Play therapy gives children a developmentally-appropriate way to explore feelings, express themselves, and work through challenges through play, creativity, and connection. With teens, sessions may incorporate arts and crafts, strategic games like chess, and more traditional talk-based approaches.