Specialties

  • Therapy for anxiety offers individuals a structured and supportive environment to explore their feelings and develop coping strategies. Through various approaches, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and mindfulness techniques, individuals learn to identify negative thought patterns and replace them with more constructive ones. This process not only helps in alleviating symptoms but also fosters a deeper understanding of the triggers behind anxiety.

  • Therapy for ADHD helps individuals understand and manage their symptoms. It includes behavior strategies, skills training, and changing thought patterns to tackle issues like attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. Individuals learn ways to improve focus, organization, and emotional control, benefiting their daily lives at work and home.

  • Therapy for different addictions involves a variety of evidence-based approaches tailored to the individual’s unique needs. We treat a variety of addiction including food, shopping, gambling, substance use and more. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is commonly used to help clients identify and change harmful thought patterns and behaviors associated with their addiction. Motivational Interviewing fosters a supportive environment that encourages individuals to explore their ambivalence and strengthen their commitment to recovery.

  • Therapy for depression often involves a combination of talk therapy and behavioral strategies aimed at understanding and addressing the causes of the condition. In a therapeutic setting, individuals can explore their thoughts and emotions in a safe environment, allowing for the identification of negative thought patterns and their potential impact on mood. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is commonly used, helping clients develop healthier ways to cope and reframe their thoughts. Referrals to psychiatrists can also be used in combination with therapy if the individual is interested in medication.

  • Grief therapy offers a safe space for people to deal with their feelings of loss. It helps them understand the mixed emotions of grief, like sadness and anger, while developing ways to cope. Through methods like talk therapy, and art and play therapy for kids, clients can share their thoughts and experiences, promoting healing. A trained therapist can guide these discussions, helping individuals remember their loved ones and find ways to recover and become stronger.

  • Therapy for LGBTQIA issues plays a crucial role in supporting individuals as they navigate their identities and experiences. It provides a safe and affirming space where clients can explore feelings of acceptance, discrimination, and personal growth. You can expect your therapist to help address specific challenges, such as coming out, relationship dynamics, and internalized stigma. Tailored therapeutic approaches can enhance resilience and promote mental well-being, empowering clients to embrace their authentic selves. Therapists can provide referrals for fertility, HRT and other specialists.

  • Treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) usually includes therapy and medication. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), especially exposure and response prevention (ERP), is very effective because it helps people face their fears and lessen compulsive actions. If the individual is open to medication your therapist can provide a psychiatrist referral and work together with them.

  • Therapy for individuals facing relationship issues provides a safe space to explore issues, developing coping skills and making any behavioral changes. CBT and psychodynamic therapy is beneficial for individuals exploring relationships.

  • Therapy for trauma is process that helps individuals navigate the complex emotional and psychological aftermath of distressing events. Through various therapeutic approaches, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness and talk thrapy therapists provide a supportive environment to explore and process traumatic memories. The goal is to facilitate healing by helping individuals understand their experiences, develop coping strategies, and regain a sense of control over their lives. If individuals need a more specific type of trauma therapy such as EMDR or Somatic Experiencing, your therapist can provide you with referrals.

  • One of the most rewarding parts of my professional experience has been supporting other social workers and mental health professionals as they learn and grow in this field. The work we do can be incredible but come with challenges as well! As a supervisor with years of experience I would love to help guide you as you work towards independent licensure as an LCSW or LPC.

Not all areas are listed, reach out to see if Wildflower Therapy treats your needs, if not a referral will be provided.

  • Attachment-based therapy focuses on the impact of early relationships and attachment styles on an individual's emotional and psychological well-being. This therapeutic approach seeks to understand how attachment patterns developed during childhood influence current relationship dynamics and mental health challenges. By exploring the connection between past experiences and present behavior, clients are encouraged to develop healthier attachment strategies and improve their relationships.

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a structured psychotherapy that aims to identify and modify negative thought patterns and behaviors. By focusing on the connection between thoughts, feelings, and actions, CBT helps individuals recognize distorted thinking and replace it with more realistic and positive thoughts. This approach is evidence-based and is often used to treat a variety of mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Through practical techniques and skills development, clients learn to challenge their automatic thoughts, develop coping strategies and improve mental health

  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a structured form of therapy. It is primarily designed to help individuals manage intense emotions and improve interpersonal effectiveness. DBT emphasizes the balance between acceptance and change, incorporating mindfulness techniques to foster self-awareness and emotional regulation. Therapy will include skills focusing on distress tolerance, emotional regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, and mindfulness.

  • Mindfulness therapy is a therapeutic approach that emphasizes the practice of maintaining awareness of the present moment while accepting one's thoughts, feelings, and body sensations without judgment. This technique often incorporates meditation and breathing exercises to enhance focus and reduce anxiety. Individuals can learn to manage stress more effectively and develop a greater sense of emotional regulation.

  • Play therapy is a therapeutic approach that uses play as a means for children to express their feelings, thoughts, and experiences. Through various activities, such as art, interactive games, storytelling, and role-playing, children can communicate in a natural language that transcends verbal expression. This method helps therapists observe and understand a child's emotional state, providing insights into their challenges and facilitating positive change. Children will develop coping skills, and enhance their self-esteem, ultimately promoting their overall well-being.

  • Psychodynamic therapy is a therapeutic approach rooted in the exploration of the unconscious mind and its influence on behavior and emotions. It aims to uncover and understand deep-seated feelings and thoughts that may stem from past experiences, often during childhood. By fostering insight into these underlying issues, individuals can gain awareness of their emotional conflicts and patterns that affect their present.

  • Solutions Focused Therapy (SFT) is a brief therapeutic approach that emphasizes finding solutions in the present and exploring hopes for the future, rather than delving deeply into past problems or experiences. This method is client-centered and utilizes the strengths and resources of individuals to foster positive change. By encouraging clients to articulate their desired outcomes and envision their preferred future, SFT effectively promotes resilience and motivation. It often involves setting achievable goals and identifying steps towards those goals, allowing clients to build confidence through incremental progress.

My Approach

Here at Wildflower Therapy, I understand that each person’s therapy journey is unique. My individual therapy sessions utilize a variety of techniques and perspectives to meet each client’s needs and tailor a custom approach.

Cultural sensitivity is at the core of my practice; I strive to create an environment that acknowledges and respects diverse backgrounds and preferences. My goal is to support your healing and growth in a way that feels authentic to you.

Individual Psychotherapy

Individual psychotherapy offers a dedicated space for personal exploration and growth. Through one-on-one sessions, clients work with a trained therapist to identify and address emotional, mental, and behavioral challenges. This collaborative process fosters self-awareness, enhances coping strategies, and promotes emotional healing. Whether confronting specific issues or seeking to understand oneself better, individual therapy can provide valuable insights and tools for navigating life's complexities. Each session is tailored to the client's unique needs, creating a supportive environment that encourages transformation and resilience.

Group Psychotherapy

Group psychotherapy is a therapeutic approach that involves a trained therapist guiding a small group of individuals through shared experiences, challenges, and emotional exploration. This setting creates a supportive environment where participants can connect with others facing similar issues, it provides a sense of community and understanding. Through structured interactions, members are encouraged to express thoughts and feelings, receive feedback, and develop coping strategies collaboratively. Group psychotherapy not only enhances individual growth but also promotes interpersonal skills and empathy, making it an effective option for those seeking to improve mental health and well-being.

Current Groups: 8 week Grief Support Group beginning 11/18/24 Now CLOSED

Upcoming Groups: Check back in the future for upcoming groups!

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