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Children use play to communicate their emotions and how they feel. Play Therapy gives children the opportunity to deal with their fears and resolve psychosocial difficulties in a calm and safe, nurturing environment.
Junior High and High School can be difficult times for tweens and teens. Many kids are anxious about navigating social groups and dealing with more advanced academics. Social anxiety during this time is common. Parents often feel powerless to help their teen deal with our stressful world!
We now know that the teen’s brain is undergoing big changes referred to by Dr. Dan Seigel as a “brainstorm.” From ages 12-20 the prefrontal cortex is pruning brain cells and laying new neural pathways more than at any other time in the brain’s development. This part of our brain is where emotional control, impulse restraint and rational decision making takes place. It's no wonder your teen is acting differently!
Our therapy process will help your teen feel comfortable and safe during the therapy session. Art, music, writing, and even play are used to break the ice and help your teen express themselves. Our goal is help your teen see their greatness and grow into self-confident young adults.
We know that working with the family is key to helping children. Our therapists are all trained in the Nurtured Heart Approach. This approach was developed by Howard Glasser to help families with intense children, but now we know it helps all children thrive.
Family therapy focuses on the use of play therapy to help families grow closer and learn to enjoy one another again.
All families are welcome in our practice because we know each family is unique.
Neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback) is a non-invasive, drug-free approach that helps train the brain to function more efficiently by providing real-time feedback on brainwave activity. Using small sensors placed on the scalp, clients receive visual or auditory feedback that encourages the brain to develop more balanced patterns, improving its natural ability to self-regulate, much like learning a new skill!
This approach can support clients experiencing anxiety, ADHD, depression, trauma-related symptoms, and sleep difficulties, and is often used alongside therapy to enhance outcomes. By improving focus, emotional regulation, and stress resilience, neurofeedback can help clients feel more balanced, clear-headed, and better able to engage in their overall treatment.
Devin Eastman, LPCC #LPCC20927, MS, MA, BNC, Psy-D intern will be providing supervision for the Cygnet Neurofeedback program. She is certified in this program that only Mental Health Providers can use.
If you are interested in learning more about neurofeedback feel free to reach out at 916-448-1812. We will begin to offer Neurofeedback in mid May 2026.