Services
Adults
We provide therapy for adults including individual therapy, couples therapy, and family therapy.
Children
We provide therapy for children using a variety of techniques such as play therapy, behavioral interventions, and parenting skills training to better support the child.
Adolescents
Adolescence is one of the most exciting and possibly volatile periods of development. We offer a supportive, non-judgmental space where teenagers can talk freely about everything that is happening in their lives. Our work focuses on coping with anxiety, depression, social difficulties, and behavioral difficulties. During the therapy process, adolescents can learn healthy behaviors, develop self-confidence, and find their own identity.
Therapy Types
Individual Therapy
Individual Therapy
Individual Therapy
Individual therapy gives you one-on-one time with a therapist in a caring, safe, and confidential environment. A therapist can support you through your journey to explore your feelings, beliefs, and behaviors.
Couples Therapy
Individual Therapy
Individual Therapy
Couples therapy supports people in intimate relationships and may be helpful for partners who want to improve intimacy or are considering separation. Couples therapy helps both partners see the relationship in a more objective manner by altering the way the relationship is understood and begin to cope in more adaptive ways.
Family Therapy
Individual Therapy
Family Therapy
Family therapy brings together parents, siblings, and children and even aunts, uncles and grandparents into a treatment process. Therapy brings your family unit together to openly address family matters in a safe space. Our therapist will talk to everyone in the family to understand the difficulties within the family. The therapist will a
Family therapy brings together parents, siblings, and children and even aunts, uncles and grandparents into a treatment process. Therapy brings your family unit together to openly address family matters in a safe space. Our therapist will talk to everyone in the family to understand the difficulties within the family. The therapist will ask questions about how each person views the problems when the trouble started, and how the family has been trying to manage things so far.