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The term psychotherapy is often interchanged with terms like therapy, counseling, and talk therapy. Psychotherapy refers to a variety of treatments that aim to help a person identify and change troubling thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Relationship counseling, also known as couples counseling or couples therapy, focuses on helping people improve their relationships. By working with a therapist, couples can explore issues in their relationship, work on their communication, improve interactions, and resolve conflicts.

Play Therapy isn’t Just Play! Play Therapy is an evidence-based practice for working with children in mental health. Play Therapy uses the natural language of children and the powers of play to help children process their feelings and experiences.

Family Reunification is designed to heal the relationship between a parent and child whose relationship has been negatively impacted. Studies consistently demonstrate that children are better socially, academically, and emotionally if they have both parents in their lives.

A big part of co-parenting often involves making joint decisions concerning your children. When making these kinds of decisions result in conflict, and you can’t even get close to resolving them, a parenting coordinator may be able to help.

The consulting mission of Ingram & Associates Counseling & Consulting is to guide and assist organizations in improving the capabilities and performance of their human resources.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), as with most therapy approaches, focuses on present concerns. EMDR processing helps you break through the emotional blocks that are keeping you from living an adaptive, emotionally healthy life.

When people suffer from emotional and physical traumas, the brain can become “frozen” in a dysfunctional homeostasis that leads to dysregulation. Similar to rebooting a frozen computer, we can help your brain reorganize and release itself from stuck patterns.

Clinical supervision supports trainee mental health professionals by offering oversight and support from a more experienced provider. To become licensed, all mental health providers must complete a minimum number of therapy hours under clinical supervision.