The Child & Family Counseling Group

Behavioral therapy is an effective form of intervention for many behavioral and emotional problems. It takes place in the home, school, or community. The aim is to modify a person's behavior to change the frequency, severity and intensity of behaviors. Ideally, we provide modeled interventions for the family as necessary tools to continue the plan and modify behavior on an ongoing basis.

Cogmed Working Memory Training is a home-based program that helps children with attention problems by training and increasing their working memory capacity. Clinically proven results demonstrate that after training, children improve their ability to concentrate, control impulsive behavior and better utilize complex reasoning skills.

Is your child falling behind in school because they are having trouble focusing or sitting still, or are often caught daydreaming? Are you noticing that you're spacing out and unable to focus on everyday tasks at work? There are many reasons why someone may have difficulty focusing.

Of course, we also understand that there may be a concern as to whether or not a member of your family could actually have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).It's important to recognize the signs and symptoms of ADHD either in yourself or your child or teen.

Group Objective: To develop greater social and self-awareness, promote positive social relationship building; and improve self-image. Group Objective: Create an opportunity for group members to find common strengths and resources to manage difficult social situations and make healthy lifestyle choices.

There are many reasons why someone may turn to a Psychologist or Psychiatrist for therapy, whether due to grief over losing a loved one or because of relationship problems. People can benefit from mental health therapy, better known as psychotherapy, whether they choose to do it to address a short-term issue or they decide to undergo therapy to help them with a long-term problem such as depression or anxiety.