By Brittany Fella, MALicensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT 92791) We love working with teens – in both individual and family online therapy. But how do you decide if individual or family therapy would be most helpful for your teen? Consider these factors: When Individual Therapy is Best If your teen’s primary concerns are academic challenges, self-esteem, or friendship
What is online therapy? It’s the use of electronic transmission to provide interactive real-time mental health services remotely. We’re using video and audio to closely simulate in-person dynamics. We use telehealth’s Secure Video, software with encryption via a HIPAA-compliant platform (Zoom) to maximize your confidentiality. It offers video options for both individuals and groups. What kinds
A Bit About Our Institute Training Program Each academic year, the Institute for Girl’s Development selects 2 – 4 dedicated and experienced clinicians-in-training to participate in our highly selective Professional Training Program. Who Participates in the Institute’s Professional Training Program? • Postdoctoral Fellows have completed their doctoral degrees as well as multiple years of training
Give your child or teen – and yourself – the support needed to thrive! Dear friends and colleagues, I’m proud to lead our Child and Adolescent Group Therapy Program at the Institute. As you’re updating your schedules for 2019, we wanted to offer a helpful overview of our current group therapy options – in a
When you are considering therapy for your child or teen, you may wonder how to begin your search for a therapist. Get a recommendation: Word of mouth is often an excellent way to obtain a recommendation. Pediatricians, school counselors, pastors, rabbis, and friends may be a source of information about local therapists. Some parents prefer
IFGD Group Therapy Program: FAQs Child and Adolescent Specialty Practice (CASP) Tell me about group therapy at the Institute? Our groups help participants build skills in the areas of mindfulness, self-care and emotional regulation, friendship skills, and more. Facilitators combine age-appropriate discussion, reflection, and activities – like games, role play, and crafts – to help
Dr. Johnson discusses questions you should ask a potential therapist: https://youtu.be/KeVknqKTJk0
Dr. Johnson discusses 4 tips to help find the right therapist for you: https://youtu.be/AgcJkGgHxKI
Is Cutting a Warning Sign of Suicide? with Dr. Melissa Johnson: https://www.kidsinthehouse.com/video/embed/5623 For more information on elementary education visit KidsInTheHouse.com
Therapy for Cutting with Dr. Melissa Johnson: https://www.kidsinthehouse.com/video/embed/5661 For more information on elementary education visit KidsInTheHouse.com