Types of Therapy Used
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Strength- Based
Interpersonal Therapy
Mindulness-Based Therapy
Exposure Therapy
Dialectial Behavior Therapy
Behavioral Therapy
Solution Focued Brief Therapy
Play Therapy
Nature-Based Therapy
EMDR
Integrative Therapy
Summit Counseling feels it is important to incorporate play when counseling children 12 yrs old and younger. Having fun and being creative is critical to healthy development. Play allows a child to learn about their physical awareness, increase communication skills, learn what their strengths and limitations are, learn to follow rules as well as regulate their emotions. Play is done by playing age appropriate games, reading books together, role-playing, art and movement.
Teenagers! We get teenagers. Both Sheelu and Kate have teenagers of their own. They both have therapeutic experience working with the adolescent population in various settings. We understand there is a not one size fits all approach when providing counseling support to teenagers. We do however understand how important it is to give them a safe space to be who they want to be and/or navigate who they are. Adolescence is a tricky time in development especially with the increase in technology use. We are trained in various techniques to reach different types of adolescents. We use cognitive-behavioral therapy to help teach them how their thoughts are connected to how they feel and then react and respond to the world around them. From there we teach coping strategies to decrease any negative thinking patterns.
Fees: Session rates vary based on individual therapist and there level of experience and expertise. Sessions range from $150-$225
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