You're pretty young. But young people can have trauma too. You're adoptive parents have noticed you having problems: not eating, not talking, crying over tiny things, slow learning, etc. They want to help, but don't know how. So they turn to the professionals. A child psychiatrist.

As you entered the therapist's office, you saw a man sitting in a comfy chair with his legs crossed. Without batting an eye, he welcomed you and your parents in as you clutched their hand. The room was colorful. Some beanbag chairs and toys were by the window, bookshelves on the side, a fuzzy rug on the ground. Colorful motivational posters were displayed around the room.

"Welcome, please come in."