What is available to you?

Therapy

  • Virtual and In-person sessions

  • Individual, family, and couples

  • Therapeutic approaches are rooted in CBT, DBT, and ACT orientations

  • Parent-support sessions to empower parents with communication tools, behavior management & emotional regulation strategies, and education on their child’s development or diagnosis.

  • Virtual Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)

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Consultations

  • Extended sessions (90 - 180 minutes) to identify clinical needs, provide targeted recommendations to guide treatment planning, and support interdisciplinary collaboration.

  • Diagnostic questions and recommendations are typically related to anxiety, depression, OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder), ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder), ODD (oppositional defiant disorder), ASD (autism spectrum disorder), adjustment disorder, and trauma.

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Organizational Consultation Services

  • Partnering with health plan or medical group startups needing guidance on behavioral health operations, ethics, and strategies.

  • Assisting with incorporating mental health for patients in educational settings or allied professions (i.e. online or tailored private education, dental, chiropractic, family practice, etc.).

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Speaking and Presentations

  • Speaking at churches, daycares, private schools, or events such as parent education seminars, fundraisers, or open houses.

  • Common Presentation Topics include:

    • Using Values and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in Daily Life.

    • ADHD, Anxiety, and Autism - Strategies to Support Each & All

    • Tools to Aide with Executive Functioning Challenges

    • Steps for Parents to Prevent or Address Screen Time Challenges

    • Improving Parent-Child Relationship and Decrease Power Struggles

    • Managing Childhood Anxiety and OCD While Reestablishing Parental Boundaries

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