Services Tailored to Fit YOUR Needs:

  • Businesswoman holding her head in frustration with floating objects around her including a coffee cup, alarm clock, smartphone, graphs and reports, a pen, and rolled-up papers.

    Anxiety Support

    Sometimes feeling anxious is normal, like before a test or a big decision. But anxiety disorders are when these feelings last a long time and get worse. This can affect daily life, work, school, and relationships. There are different kinds of anxiety disorders.

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    Relationship Support

    Every relationship has good and bad times. It can be hard to tell when you need help. Sometimes, one or both partners feel unhappy, distant, or that their needs aren't being met. Most couples seek therapy only when things feel hopeless, thinking if it doesn't help, the relationship will end. Instead, see therapy as a way to keep your relationship strong and healthy before problems get worse.

  • A young man with short dark hair sits on the floor near a window with white curtains, hugging his knees and resting his head on them, appearing contemplative or sad.

    Depression

    Sadness is a natural and common emotional response that occurs after specific events and typically fades away fairly quickly. In contrast, depression is a more serious medical condition characterized by persistent feelings of hopelessness and a significant loss of interest in activities, lasting for an extended period and negatively impacting daily life. Understanding the difference between normal sadness and clinical depression is important because it helps individuals recognize when it might be necessary to seek professional support and treatment.

  • Two people practicing yoga in a quiet room, sitting cross-legged on yoga mats with their hands resting on their knees in a meditative pose.

    Yoga & Massage

    Yoga and massage therapy improve mental health by helping you relax, lowering stress, and boosting emotional well-being. They promote mindfulness, make you more aware of your body, and ease physical tension, leading to a calmer and more balanced mind.

    Scroll to the bottom of the page for details on how to schedule a massage or yoga service with Brandy.

  • A woman with curly black hair wearing a black t-shirt sitting on a beige armchair with a pillow, while another woman with brown hair in a ponytail, wearing a black long sleeve shirt, raises her hand in front of her.

    EMDR Therapy

    Trauma can make your brain and body feel like you are still in the bad event when something triggers you. EMDR therapy helps your brain see that the trauma is in the past, not the present. This therapy helps you feel more in control. It works by having you focus on the worst part of the memory while using a special technique called bilateral stimulation. This is done many times with different parts of the memory until it no longer causes stress. EMDR is one of the best and most studied treatments for trauma. It is proven to be very effective and efficient.

  • A woman with long dark hair smiling while working on a laptop at a wooden desk in a bright room with a large window showing a cityscape. There are two potted plants on the desk, one with red and green leaves and the other with small red flowers.

    Online Counseling

    Online counseling is mental health support through the internet, letting people meet with licensed therapists from home. Some use it with regular therapy, while more choose it instead of in-person visits for convenience. Not all insurance covers online counseling, so check with your provider before booking.

  • A family of three sitting on a sofa during a consultation with a professional in a bright room.

    Family Therapy

    Family therapy helps improve problems with your partner, children, or other family members. It can address issues like marriage or money troubles, conflicts between parents and kids, or effects of addiction or mental illness on the family. In family therapy, you can:

    -Look at how your family solves problems and shares feelings in a healthy way

    -Explore family roles, rules, and habits to find causes of conflict and how to fix them

    -Find your family's strengths, like caring for each other, and weaknesses, like trouble opening up to one another
  • A young boy sitting on the floor with his knees drawn up, looking thoughtful, in a therapy or counseling office. In the background, a woman with glasses, dressed in a white blouse and beige pants, seated on a white couch, holding a tablet.

    Child-Centered Therapy

    Play therapy is a counseling method that helps children express their feelings using toys and play. It’s also called child-centered or play therapy and is based on the idea that children naturally want to get better.

    In play therapy, toys are like the child’s words, and play is their way of talking. Therapists use play to help children learn better behaviors, especially when they struggle with emotions or social skills. The trusting relationship built during play therapy supports healing.

    Play therapy can also help children think better and resolve inner problems. There are two main types:

    Non-directive play therapy: the child leads the play.

    Directive play therapy: the therapist guides the play with planned activities.

    Play therapy works best for kids ages 3 to 12 but can also help teens, adults, and even infants and toddlers.
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    Individual Therapy

    The Wellness & Courage clinicians offer individual therapy, tailored to your needs.  Topics addressed include, but are not limited to:

    -Trauma

    -Grief

    -Anxiety

    -Depression

    -Self-Compassion, Self-Esteem, Identify, Self-Confidence

    -Postpartum & Perinatal Anxiety & Depression

    -Motherhood Stressors, Parenting, Co-Parenting

    -Divorce

    -Battered Women

    -Infancy Loss

    -Infertility Issues

    -Life Transitions & Adjustments

    -Family Planning

    -Anger Management

    -Stress Management

  • People seated in a circle in a bright room with large windows and a white brick wall, participating in a group discussion or workshop.

    Group Therapy

    According to the American Psychological Association, group therapy has been found to be as effective as individual therapy for treating a wide variety of mental health symptoms.

    Why is group therapy so effective? In many cases, the real healing happens through the shared experiences and relationships built in the group process. We know we are not meant to go through this life alone. Not only is group therapy a great way to connect with others in a safe, supportive environment, it is also an efficient way to begin your healing journey.

    Ask us about our current groups that we are offering!

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Yoga & Massage

Yoga and massage therapy improve mental health by helping you relax, lowering stress, and boosting emotional well-being. They promote mindfulness, make you more aware of your body, and ease physical tension, leading to a calmer and more balanced mind.

Learn More About Our Yoga & Massage Services
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