Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps you see how your thoughts, feelings, and actions connect. You’ll learn to shift unhelpful patterns, build coping tools, and feel more balanced and in control.
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) expands on CBT to focus on emotions. It supports anyone facing intense feelings, impulsivity, addiction, or boundary challenges.
Psychoanalytic Therapy explores how past experiences shape who you are today, helping you understand yourself, heal, and grow from the inside out.
Narrative Therapy helps you look at your life stories in new ways—highlighting strengths, values, and possibilities to create a more empowering sense of self.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) teaches mindfulness and self-compassion so you can accept difficult feelings, stay present, and live in line with your values.
Play Therapy strengthens the bond between children and caregivers through playful, structured activities that build trust, confidence, and connection. It helps children feel secure, seen, and supported in their relationships.