Specialties

Many therapists focus their practice on certain types of clientele, presenting problems, modalities, theoretical approaches or specialties.  At Thriving Families, we particularly enjoy working with clients in the following modalities and situations:

Individual, Couple, and Family Therapy

• Families

• Families with children (including parenting issues)

• Adults

• Adolescents

• Children

• Co-parenting families

• Divorce situations

• Blended families

• Couples (including Prepare/Enrich marital and pre-marital assessment, as appropriate)

• Inter-faith couples and families

• Faith and existential issues

• Life transitions

• Mood disorders (depression, anxiety, bipolar)

• Emotional distress and anger management

• Sexual addiction (including pornography addiction and abuse) and love addiction, including group therapy (please click here to go to our CSAT page for more information)

• Betrayal trauma, for those affected by the painful consequences of sexual/romantic betrayal or relational/interpersonal betrayal; often resulting from an affair, sexual or other addiction, or other unhealthy relational encounter (please click here to go to our Betrayal Trauma page for more information)

• Formal Disclosure, for those working in therapy to reconcile a relationship affected by betrayal (please click here to go to our Formal Disclosure page for more information)

• Internet technology and gaming addiction and disorders (including phone, tablet, video games, social media, and other devices) (please click here to go to our CMAT Tech page for more information)

• Substance and process addictions and disorders

• General trauma and adjustment disorders, and trauma-related treatment using Attachment-Focused EMDR (AF-EMDR) (please click here to go to our EMDR/AF-EMDR page for more information)

• Concierge counseling and psychotherapy services (please click here to go to our Thriving Families Concierge Services page for more information)

Group Therapy

For group therapy opportunities, please click here and scroll down to the bottom of the page under the heading “Group Therapy.”