CHILD THERAPY LAB
Our Therapists
Roniqua Zimmermann, LCSW
Child & Adolescent Therapist | Practice Owner
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Roniqua specializes in helping families with children and adolescents ages 2 to 18 years old. She truly believes YOU are the expert of your experiences and work with you to create the life you desire for your kids and family. Using an attachment-based and trauma informed care approach, she can support you in improving your child's behavior, helping children and parents develop new social and emotional skills, and fostering better parent-child relationships.
Tejah Stanley, MSW
Child & Adolescent Therapist
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I specialize in working with children (ages 6+), tweens, and teens who are navigating challenges such as anxiety, school stress, and spirituality. As a parent, it’s hard to watch your child hurt and not know how to help. I come alongside families with care, creativity, and compassion—helping your child build emotional strength, develop healthy coping skills, and thrive socially and spiritually. I use creative, age-appropriate tools like games, art, storytelling, and visuals to help kids express themselves, even when words are hard. As a parent, you’ll always be part of the process—receiving tools, updates, and support as your child grows emotionally and mentally.
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Stacey Yates, LMSW, Ed.S
Child & Adolescent Therapist
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I believe children thrive when they feel safe, supported, and understood, and my approach focuses on understanding the “why” behind behaviors while building trusting relationships. As a parent — including a parent of a child with special needs — and a former school counselor, I understand how anxiety, ADHD, emotional regulation challenges, behavioral concerns, school stress, and family transitions can impact a child’s well-being. I work with school-aged children and adolescents using a warm, developmentally appropriate, and collaborative approach that incorporates play-based therapy, coping skills, creative activities, and talk therapy. I value partnering closely with parents and caregivers to help children feel confident, supported, and successful at home, school, and beyond.