Available Services

Clay Field Therapy® is a trauma-informed, evidence-based somatic approach that facilitates healing and integration through direct, body-centered interaction with clay. This nonverbal process engages the senses and nervous system, allowing emotional experiences to surface and resolve through touch, movement, and embodied awareness rather than words.

The tactile nature of the clay provides a grounding, regulating experience that supports trauma recovery, developmental repair, and emotional regulation. It is especially helpful for children and teens, as well as adults who have experienced developmental interruptions or difficulties expressing themselves verbally.

Through this mindful, sensory-motor process, clients can rebuild inner stability, restore a sense of safety and control, and reconnect with their natural capacity for growth, balance, and self-regulation.

Individual art therapy is a safe, supportive space where you can explore yourself deeply through creative expression. Using art supplies and sensory‑motor art therapy techniques, you can process feelings, reflect on experiences, and navigate life’s challenges in a guided, structured way.

This therapy is especially helpful for individuals experiencing:

• Emotional stress, anxiety, or daily life challenges

• Trauma or grief

• Family transitions or work-related stress

• ADHD, autism, or other developmental differences

Each session provides boundaries, routines, and a safe space to create, express, and reflect. Over time, you’ll notice growth, healing, and a stronger sense of self, as you develop tools to manage life’s challenges with confidence and resilience.

✨ Individual art therapy helps you connect with yourself, understand your emotions, and discover healing through creativity. ✨

Therapeutic play is far more than just “playing.” It’s a powerful, evidence-backed form of psychotherapy that allows children to explore their world, express their feelings, heal, and grow—supported by skilled, compassionate therapists and the natural language of play.

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Pretending in play helps with the development and consolidation of many skills, including social skills through playing with others, literacy, thinking skills, problem solving, language, and emotional understanding. The development of these skills in childhood is important because they help children understand their world, solve problems, and monitor their emotions(regulate)in the world as they grow.​

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Family therapy is a safe, guided space where families come together to listen, share, and grow in understanding. With the support of a trained therapist, each family member has the chance to express their thoughts and feelings, and to be truly heard.

It’s not about blame—it’s about connection.
Together, you’ll learn how to:

• Understand each other’s perspectives

• Improve communication and trust

• Support one another through life changes

• Navigate challenges as a team

Family therapy helps you discover new ways to connect and strengthen your relationships, so home feels more peaceful, supportive, and loving.

Art therapy is a creative and trauma-informed therapeutic process that supports emotional healing and personal growth through artistic expression. Using a variety of materials such as paint, clay, and pastels, clients are invited to explore their feelings and experiences in a safe and supportive environment.

Through the process of artmaking, clients can express what words cannot, gain new perspectives, and reconnect with their inner resources. The act of creating becomes a pathway to self-understanding, emotional regulation, and resilience.

Art therapy gently helps integrate thoughts, emotions, and body awareness, making it particularly helpful for stress, anxiety, trauma, and developmental challenges. Each session unfolds at the client’s own pace, allowing creativity to guide the healing process toward greater balance and well-being.

Group therapy is a supportive space where people come together to share, listen, and grow.
With the guidance of a trained therapist, members explore their feelings, learn coping skills, and encourage one another.
It’s a place where you realize you are not alone—others understand what you’re going through.

Benefits of Group Therapy

• Connection – Meet others who share similar challenges and understand your experiences.

• Support – Give and receive encouragement in a safe, confidential setting.

• New Perspectives – Learn from different life experiences and viewpoints.

• Skills for Life – Practice coping tools and healthy ways to manage stress.

• Belonging – Feel less isolated and more connected to a community.