There are three primary paths to psychological good health—Thoughts, Behaviors, and Feelings. All three interact with each other and all three must work in balance to achieve good mental health.

We use all three primary therapeutic approaches—Congitive (thoughts), Psychodynamic (feelings), and Behavioral—to help your child deal with the issues that concern him or her.

Is yours a happy home? For many people, psychological good health is the natural result of growing up in a happy home. For others, it is the result of hard work—overcoming the effects of a chaotic, abusive, or depriving event or environment.

If your child is experiencing difficult circumstances and painful feelings, we can help you decide what type of help your child needs and how to best receive that help.

My practice offers both individual and family counseling, helping both your teen and your entire family understand, cope, and heal.

If you have questions about my services or would like to schedule an appointment, simply e-mail me by clicking here.

Betty

Of course, other factors often come into play. Your family background and culture, the teen's faith and spirituality, and his or her past experiences all can play a role in the specific therapy used to help your child.

 

Finally, there is empathy. It is important that your child understands that nothing he or she is feeling, doing, or thinking is beyond our understanding or concern.

 

To find out the best

approach for you child's

particular needs,

call or e-mail me

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an evaluation.

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Specializing in Christian-based Adolescent Care

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