Understanding the Context
Emma explores the concerns you bring without reducing a child to a diagnosis. Conversations can include strengths, difficult moments, relationships, and daily expectations.
Encinitas therapist serving San Diego
Areas of support · 15
Mornings, homework, transitions, and family conversations can become stressful when attention and regulation needs are not well understood. Emma Bourroux, AMFT supports children and families navigating ADHD-related concerns, with room for both the child’s experience and the family’s needs.
Book an Appointment with EmmaIn-person therapy in Encinitas · Serving North County San Diego · Online across California

You do not need every one of these to benefit from therapy. One is enough.
How Emma works
Emma explores the concerns you bring without reducing a child to a diagnosis. Conversations can include strengths, difficult moments, relationships, and daily expectations.
Sessions can make space for different perspectives and communication needs. The intake team can help you discuss your child’s age and whether Emma’s services fit your family.
Emma draws on her stated approaches, including DBT skills and trauma-informed care, in relation to the needs discussed in therapy. Goals are collaborative rather than focused on making a child fit one mold.
This page does not describe ADHD testing, diagnostic evaluation, or medication services. Ask the intake team about the specific support your child or family needs.
Family support can also include the pressures parents carry and how people communicate at home. You can read more about Parenting, Stress Management, and Relationships.
Learn more about Emma’s DBT approach and professional background.

This information describes Emma’s services. It is general education only, not a diagnosis or a substitute for therapy. Emma is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist practicing under clinical supervision.
Reach out through Good Therapy San Diego and Emma will help you find a first appointment in Encinitas.
Book an Appointment with EmmaIf you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), available 24/7.