Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Meet our Staff
Dr. Molly Lorton
Psychologist
Dr. Molly Lorton is a Psychologist who attained her doctoral degree from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She completed her internship with LittleStar and is excited to be back to continue her work with families, individuals, and groups as they seek a change in their lives. Molly has experience counseling children, adolescents, and family’s in a variety of settings. Prior training includes serving as a therapist in inpatient, outpatient, therapeutic day school, an academic hospital, and behavior consultation. Molly has sought a plethora of training experinces across the lifespan but has specialized training in neurodevelopental disorders. Prior to coming back to LittleStar, Molly completed her fellowship at the Indiana University Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND) partnered with Riley Children’s Hospital.
At this time, Molly currently works with children, adolescents, and families with a variety of issues including, but not limited to: neurodevelopmental disabilities including autism, anxiety, ADHD, behavioral difficulties, academic-related difficulties, adjustment issues, impulse control disorders, and depression. Molly uses a variety of interventions as she believes each individual and family requires a treatment plan tailored to their symptomology and goals. As such, Molly works with the individual and family to address their goals by facilitating a collaborative therapeutic relationship.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Children and Adolescents in Indiana
LittleStar offers individual Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for children and adolescents across Indiana. Services support autistic youth and those with additional mental health concerns.
CBT therapy helps children manage anxiety, depression, ADHD, and behavioral challenges. Therapy focuses on improving emotional regulation, coping skills, and daily functioning.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy teaches the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Children learn how thoughts influence emotions and actions.
Therapists help children identify unhelpful thought patterns. Sessions teach strategies to challenge negative thinking and encourage positive behavior changes.
CBT therapy provides structured, evidence-based support for autistic children. Therapy adapts techniques to meet each child’s developmental and communication needs.
Research shows CBT can improve emotional regulation and social skills for some autistic children. Studies report reduced anxiety and improved coping strategies.
Therapists use individualized interventions based on clinical research and best practices. Treatment plans align with each child’s goals and strengths.
CBT sessions focus on building practical coping skills. Children practice strategies for managing stress, emotions, and daily challenges.
Parents receive guidance and support throughout the therapy process. Family involvement strengthens progress outside therapy sessions.
CBT therapy supports both emotional and cognitive development. Children gain tools to navigate school, home, and social environments.
LittleStar provides compassionate, individualized cognitive therapy services throughout Indiana. Licensed clinicians deliver care in a supportive environment.
Now enrolling for one-to-one CBT therapy services. Contact LittleStar to schedule an intake meeting and learn more.
317-943-4300