Counseling, play, and connection can open up new ways forward. Explore support for children, teens, adults, and families.
A confidential, individualized space for children, teens, and adults to explore emotions, work through challenges, and pursue personal goals. Sessions may address anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, self-esteem, relationships, emotional regulation, and life transitions.
Ask about individual therapyChildren often express what they feel through play before they can put it into words. Developmentally appropriate toys, creative activities, and therapeutic techniques help children explore emotions and experiences in a safe, supportive space.
Ask about play therapyFamilies can strengthen relationships, improve communication, and work through challenges together. Sessions explore family dynamics and strengths while building healthier ways to respond to conflict, transitions, parenting concerns, separation, or grief.
Ask about family therapyGroups give children, preteens, and adolescents a supportive place to connect with peers and practice new skills. Topics may include social skills, emotional regulation, coping, self-esteem, communication, life skills, anger management, and healthy relationships.
Ask about therapeutic and skill-building groupsVirginia Residents in Counseling can receive individualized, collaborative supervision as they work toward LPC licensure. Sessions may cover case conceptualization, treatment planning, documentation, ethics, interventions, professional boundaries, and preparation for independent practice.
Ask about clinical supervisionStrengths-based support for children, teens, and families at home, at school, and in the community. Services are shaped around each family and may involve caregivers, schools, and other supports.
Family-centered support to strengthen relationships, improve communication, reduce conflict, and build healthier routines and expectations.
More frequent, structured support for youth facing significant behavioral, school, family, or community challenges, with practical work on regulation, decisions, and accountability.
Goal-directed mentoring pairs youth with positive adult support and helps them practice social, behavioral, academic, and life skills in real settings.
Early support through groups, workshops, school programs, parent education, youth leadership, and community-based skill building.
Interviews, observation, behavior tracking, and collaboration can help explain what contributes to challenging behavior. Families and referral sources receive practical recommendations for prevention, replacement skills, and support planning.
Power Tools includes social-emotional and character education, plus training and certification in the Power Tools for People™ model for qualified professionals and organizations. Books, workbooks, and early-learning resources are in development.
Ask the office which Power Tools services are currently available and where they can be delivered.
Explore related Power Tools work at The ReSolve CenterWe’ll listen, talk through your options, and help you understand what comes next.
