Our Services
Individual & Play Therapy
A young child's words are expressed through play. Child Centered Play Therapy, provides your child a safe space to show us what they're feeling through play. We never expect children to sit on a couch and talk; their talk happens through play, both online and in person. We provide space for play to happen while engaging in a way that is therapeutic to the healing process. We believe that all children can benefit from learning to regulate, thus we have incorporated regulation skills into our play practice.
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We work with children 0 yrs to 12 yrs old using Child Centered Play Therapy. We believe that children will naturally show us when they are ready for "talk therapy" We might bring in elements of play therapy as we transition them to talk therapy as young as 8 or 9. We follow the lead of the child.
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Birds fly, fish swim, and children play.
Garry L. Landreth
Teens & Young Adults
The transition from being a child to an adult is not as easy as it sounds, and this time can leave young adults feeling anxious about the future. Being a teen, especially in today’s world, is full of challenges. Therapy can be a great space for teens and young adults to process in a safe, private environment as they learn to navigate what it means to be themselves. Whether your teen is dealing with a mental health concern like anxiety or depression, facing struggles of self-harm or suicide, looking for a place to explore their identity, or hoping for help with peer relationships, therapy is proven to make a difference in their lives.
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A grownup is a child with layers on.
Woody Harrelson
Parent & Caregiver Support
We find that when we put parents and caregivers at the center of our work we see success within the whole family system. Parenting work is a huge part of our therapy. We believe that if we equip caregivers with the correct tools and practice they can lead their family into healing and balance.
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Knowing that we can be loved exactly as we are gives us all the best opportunity for growing into the healthiest of people.
Fred Rogers
Couples & Family
As humans, we are naturally social beings. We seek comfort, support, connection, and
acceptance from those around us. At the same time, we are each unique individuals with our own
thoughts, beliefs, values, and experiences. In our relationships, these differences can sometimes
lead to conflict with the very people from whom we most want to feel understood and accepted.
Whether within romantic relationships, friendships, or family relationships, therapy can provide
a safe and supportive space for each person to be heard and for differences to flourish. It offers
an opportunity to explore differences openly, better understand one another, and work toward
healthier ways of connecting in a space where safety is the main priority.
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We are never more fully alive, more completely ourselves, or more deeply engrossed in anything than when we are playing.
Charles Schaefer
