Child and Teen Therapy

Are You Neurodivergent? What You Need to Know.

Chelsy–Child and Teen Therapy, Individual Therapy, Teen–July 16, 2024August 20, 2024

by Randi (Wallace) Tolman, CSW Neurodivergent: (N) A person who exhibits a neurotype that differs from the majority of people. […]

How to Limit the Negative Effects of Divorce and Family Conflict on Your Child.

Chelsy–Child and Teen Therapy, Co-Parenting, Court Involved Therapy, Family Therapy, Parenting–June 4, 2024June 4, 2024

by Jody Sargent LCSW, MSW, LVRC, CRC Effects of Divorce and Family Conflict on Children Divorce and other family conflicts […]

Play is A Child’s Business: Unlocking Growth and Healing Through Play Therapy

Chelsy–Child, Elementary to High school Aged Children, Play Therapy–January 23, 2024January 23, 2024

By Jody Sargent, LCSW Often, I hear the phrase, “You’re just playing with my child,” after my therapy sessions. While […]

How To Have Better Family Communication Over the Holiday

Chelsy–Adult, Couples Therapy, Family Therapy, Teen–December 7, 2023December 7, 2023

Learn how to improve your family communication with Jody Sargent, LCSW as she explores the complexities of the holidays.

Are You Carrying Extra Baggage in Your Mental Health Suitcase?

Chelsy–CBT, Child and Teen Therapy, Individual Therapy–October 17, 2023April 30, 2024

by Gwen Davis, ACMHC The Baggage We Carry Have you ever contemplated the childhood experiences and emotions that continue to […]

Common Misconceptions About Coming to Therapy

Chelsy–Child and Teen Therapy, Couples Therapy, Court Involved Therapy, Group Therapy, Individual Therapy–August 15, 2023August 15, 2023

by Jessica Hansen, CSW Society often carries misconceptions about therapy, leading some to embrace it while others remain skeptical. It’s […]

Unlock Your Child’s Potential with Play Therapy!

Chelsy–Child, Child and Teen Therapy, Elementary to High school Aged Children–June 22, 2023June 22, 2023

Play therapy, in all its wonderful forms, holds the key to unlocking your child’s potential. Whether through visualization, storytelling, crafts, role-playing, toys and objects, or sand play, play therapy allows young minds to express themselves, tap into their creativity, and feel secure within these therapeutic environments. It empowers them to become the authors of their own stories, creating their own happy endings.