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Attachment
Parent-child relationship problems
Family system issues
Trauma
Abuse
Depression
Anxiety
Grief
Relationships
Cycle of life issues
Separation
Divorce
Stress
We
offer the following treatments, utilizing our staff of
trained,
licensed therapists:
Cognitive
therapy seeks to identify and change distorted
or unrealistic ways of thinking
Contextual family therapy accentuates the need
for ethical principles such as trust, loyalty and mutual
support to be an integral part of the therapeutic process.
Play therapy is generally used with children
ages 3 to 10. Play provides a way for children to express
their experiences and feelings through a natural, self
healing process.
Play therapy in a family therapy context
Filial therapy
utilizes the parent as the child's primary therapeutic
agent. Parents are "trained" to conduct therapy
sessions with their child.
Theraplay is an approach that uses elements of
play therapy and that has intention of helping parents and
children build better attachment relationships through
attachment-based play.
Gestalt therapy is a holistic therapy that
incorporates key concepts of: present-centered awareness;
profound respect; emphasis on experience; creative
experiment and discovery.
EMDR [Eye Movement Desentization and Reprocessing]
is a remarkable innovative therapy that addresses
trauma, as well as other issues, through the pairing of
cognitions and neurophysiologic methods.
Sand Tray therapy is a wonderfully creative
therapeutic way to bring together our inner and outer
worlds, to make the unconscious conscious. Clients
of any age, under the guidance of an experienced
therapist, utilize containers of sand approximately 2 x 2
½ feet by 4 inches deep and pick from hundreds of
figurines representing all forms of life and matter.
The client places the figurines in the sand,
creating images [worlds].
For web
site information about these therapies, or for links
to specific organizations mentioned, please
reference our Resources
page.
(Definitions
taken from en.wikipedia.org)
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