Welcome Lisa Thompson, MA, LAMFT!Welcome Lisa Thompson, MA, LAMFT!
We are incredibly pleased to have Lisa Thompson joining our team! She has expertise in working with school age children, teens, and parents using art, play, sand play, and CBT.
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Welcome Kelsey Dressel!Welcome Kelsey Dressel!
Child & Adolescent Specialist Child Therapist Kelsey Dressel We are thrilled to welcome our new child therapist Kelsey Dressel! Kelsey has experience working with young children, school age children,
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Healthy Responses to Child Anxiety–Part IHealthy Responses to Child Anxiety–Part I
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