Specializations

• ADULTS who struggle with anxiety, disordered eating, mood disorders, personality disorders, chemical dependence, and past/present trauma.

• COUPLES who struggle with systemic and marital relationship conflicts, abuse, and domestic violence.

• Older Adults who have brain injuries and other impairment due to dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

• CHILDREN and ADOLESCENTS who struggle with behaviors at school, adoption, coping with family divorce, social skills, self esteem, aggression, self regulation, anxiety, depression, cognitive delays, victimization of past abuse, co-morbidity, trauma, grief and bereavement.

• FAMILIES who are looking to increase communication, teach and encourage optimal behaviors in their children, reduce sibling conflicts, learn crises behavior management techniques, and support their child’s emotional/physical growth.

• HOSPICE and BEREAVEMENT work with individuals, and loved ones of individuals coping with a terminal illness.

Treatment Modalities

Depending on patient needs after thorough evaluation, various methods of psychotherapy may be implemented. These methods may include: brief Solution focused therapy, cognitive behavioral, systemic, psychodynamic, dialectic behavior therapy, and mindfulness modalities. The integration of Art therapy is used when clinically relevant. It acts to assist clients in finding comfort through self acceptance, as well as discover paths to greater authenticity, resiliency, and self-efficacy.