Supporting healthy development from the start
The first five years of a child’s life lay the foundation for lifelong mental, emotional, and social well-being. At Didi Hirsch, our Birth to Five services provide compassionate, developmentally appropriate mental health care for young children and their families during these crucial early years.
We partner with families to strengthen parent-child relationships, address emotional and behavioral concerns, and support healthy attachment and development—especially during times of stress, trauma, or transition.
Our services are offered in English, Spanish, and Armenian. Additional language support may be available depending on the site.
Who we help
Our Birth to Five program supports infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children who may be experiencing:
- Excessive crying or tantrums
- Sleep or eating difficulties
- Separation anxiety or attachment issues
- Aggression or impulsivity
- Delayed social or emotional development
- Reactions to trauma, grief, or major changes
- Parent-child relationship challenges
We also serve caregivers who may be struggling with postpartum depression, housing instability, substance use, or other life stressors that impact parenting and family life.
Services we provide
- Parent-Child Therapy – Strengthen attachment and build effective parenting strategies through interactive sessions
- Play Therapy – Help children process emotions, reduce anxiety, and develop healthy coping skills
- Parent Support and Coaching – Build confidence and skills to support your child’s development
- Case Management – Connect families with resources like housing, food access, or early education
- Community Partnerships – Collaborate with preschools, childcare providers, and medical professionals for holistic care
How to get started
If you’re concerned about your child’s behavior, development, or emotional well-being, we’re here to help.
To learn more or request services, call our Intake Line at (888) 807-7250.
You can also speak to your pediatrician, childcare provider, or another early childhood professional for a referral.




