Counseling

Individual therapy involves one child or adult and one therapist. Individual therapy session are 45 to 50 minutes in duration and the interval between sessions is determined by the client and therapist. The overall length of treatment is determined by client goals. Various styles of therapy and methods are utilized by the therapist, depending on the issues being addressed within the session; i.e. cognitive-behavioral, family systems and emotional-focused therapy. Biofeedback/ neurotherapy can be paired with psychotherapy to enhance client outcomes and is highly recommended.

Marital/ Family therapy involves working with a couple or family and is usually a 45 to 50-minute session occurring biweekly. Various styles of therapy and methods are utilized by the therapist, depending on the issues being addressed within the session; i.e. cognitive-behavioral, family systems, and emotional-focused therapy.

Neurotherapy

Neurotherapy includes the use of neurofeedback, stimulation techniques and photobiomodulation applied by licensed mental health professionals with appropriate systems training.  Simply stated, the process involves using precise instruments to measure and analyze brainwave activity; this information is then presented to the client as continuous “feedback” and the physiological behavior in the brain begins to change as the client’s behavior is positively reinforced by the system and the practioner.   Information can also be administered to the client through magnetic fields and low current stimulation, chosen based on their specific brain functioning.  Neurofeedback is referred to as a self- regulation method because it teaches the brain to modulate itself by increasing the flexibility and  relaxation/activation patterns of the neural pathways. These changes influence the thinking, feeling and behavior of the client.  Over time, it is expected that these changes will become the normal functioning of the person.

EMDR

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is an integrative psychotherapy approach that has been extensively researched and proven effective for the treatment of trauma. EMDR therapy includes a set of standardized protocols that incorporate elements from many different treatment approaches.