Psychological Testing

 

Psychological testing can help determine one’s strengths, as well as the cause of an individual’s struggles in one or more areas of functioning. It can also assist in developing the most appropriate plan of action to address these struggles. 

 

Psychological testing is frequently utilized to assess: 

   •  Academic difficulties (Learning Disability)

   •  Attention problems (ADD or ADHD)

   •  Cognitive functioning (Developmental Delay, Cognitive or Intellectual 

      Disability)

   •  Social or communication deficits (Autism Spectrum Disorders)

   •  Behavioral or emotional problems

   •  Memory impairment

   •  Poor independent living skills

   •  Giftedness  

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Small Group Counseling

 

Groups are often an underutilized, yet very rewarding and effective form of mental health support. Guidance from the group leader, along with support and feedback from group members, can offer excellent opportunities for learning and growth. Groups also help to normalize one's own challenges in life and put them into perspective. Groups can be fun, informative, and very beneficial for addressing difficulties with: social interaction, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, stress management, and more!  In a world full of cell phones, social media, texting, and isolation- we need more opportunities for face to face interaction to connect to people, and groups are a great way to do this.

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Individual & Family Therapy

 

Our providers enjoy providing individual, family, and group therapy and look forward to working with you and/or others in your family.  There are many different theoretical orientations and approaches to therapy based on a therapist’s training, beliefs, and preferences. 

 

Some of the most common include: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, Play Therapy, Art Therapy, and much more.  

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Our Approach

Our providers’ primary orientation is based on Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), which involves understanding the cyclical relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and enacting change where needed to break the negative cycle causing your distress.  

 

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Occupational Therapy

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Occupational therapy is a field of therapy that focuses on helping individuals function in the occupations, or activities, that are most important in their lives.  A key goal for an occupational therapist (OT) is to help the parent or caregiver figure out what is causing their child to have difficulty participating successfully in their daily activities.  Once the contributing factors are identified, occupational therapy can address them by making changes in the brain and body, in the child’s relationships and interactions with others, in the tasks themselves, or in the environment in which the tasks occur.

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