Parenting Resources, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, ADHD, Written By: Mary Hadley Mary Hadley Parenting Resources, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, ADHD, Written By: Mary Hadley Mary Hadley

Four Steps to Boost your Child’s Executive Functioning for a Peaceful Holiday Season

The holiday season is upon us and with it brings excitement as well as many schedule changes and opportunities for meltdowns. One great (and free) way to support your child during this hectic time of year is to support their nonverbal working memory. This is the part of the executive functioning (or EF) system that helps us visualize or imagine ourselves in the future as well as think about the past. 

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Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Kaylyn Evans Kaylyn Evans Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Kaylyn Evans Kaylyn Evans

From the Therapist's Chair: Kaylyn Evans on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

At Ensemble Therapy, we care deeply about the “why” behind our practice of counseling. We believe there is not a “one-size-fits-all” approach to counseling; each therapist views the counseling process and their clients through a unique lens formed from years of education and experience. This means that as a client, you can choose the counselor who is the best fit for you or your child. While this freedom to choose the best-fit may sound nice at first, it can be difficult to know how to choose when there seem to be so many ways to do therapy. Not only are there lots of theories on how to practice counseling, often the language behind counseling theories is difficult to understand and apply without any previous background knowledge.

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Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Leah Gilbert Leah Gilbert Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Leah Gilbert Leah Gilbert

From the Therapist's Chair: Leah Gilbert on Bibliotherapy

At Ensemble Therapy, we care deeply about the “why” behind our practice of counseling. We believe there is not a “one-size-fits-all” approach to counseling; each therapist views the counseling process and their clients through a unique lens formed from years of education and experience. This means that as a client, you can choose the counselor who is the best fit for you or your child. While this freedom to choose the best-fit may sound nice at first, it can be difficult to know how to choose when there seem to be so many ways to do therapy. Not only are there lots of theories on how to practice counseling, often the language behind counseling theories is difficult to understand and apply without any previous background knowledge.

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Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Kate Curran Mire Kate Curran Mire Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Kate Curran Mire Kate Curran Mire

From the Therapist's Chair: Kate Curran Mire on Solution-Focused Therapy

At Ensemble Therapy, we care deeply about the “why” behind our practice of counseling. We believe there is not a “one-size-fits-all” approach to counseling; each therapist views the counseling process and their clients through a unique lens formed from years of education and experience. This means that as a client, you can choose the counselor who is the best fit for you or your child. While this freedom to choose the best-fit may sound nice at first, it can be difficult to know how to choose when there seem to be so many ways to do therapy. Not only are there lots of theories on how to practice counseling, often the language behind counseling theories is difficult to understand and apply without any previous background knowledge.

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Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Ben Kinsey Ben Kinsey Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Ben Kinsey Ben Kinsey

From the Therapist's Chair: Ben Kinsey on Strengths-Based Therapy

At Ensemble Therapy, we care deeply about the “why” behind our practice of counseling. We believe there is not a “one-size-fits-all” approach to counseling; each therapist views the counseling process and their clients through a unique lens formed from years of education and experience. This means that as a client, you can choose the counselor who is the best fit for you or your child. While this freedom to choose the best-fit may sound nice at first, it can be difficult to know how to choose when there seem to be so many ways to do therapy. Not only are there lots of theories on how to practice counseling, often the language behind counseling theories is difficult to understand and apply without any previous background knowledge.

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Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Sheila Wessels Sheila Wessels Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Sheila Wessels Sheila Wessels

From the Therapist's Chair: Sheila Wessels on Child Parent Relationship Therapy

At Ensemble Therapy, we care deeply about the “why” behind our practice of counseling. We believe there is not a “one-size-fits-all” approach to counseling; each therapist views the counseling process and their clients through a unique lens formed from years of education and experience. This means that as a client, you can choose the counselor who is the best fit for you or your child. While this freedom to choose the best-fit may sound nice at first, it can be difficult to know how to choose when there seem to be so many ways to do therapy. Not only are there lots of theories on how to practice counseling, often the language behind counseling theories is difficult to understand and apply without any previous background knowledge.

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Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, Screen Time, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Dakota Becker Dakota Becker Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, Screen Time, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Dakota Becker Dakota Becker

From the Therapist's Chair: Dakota Becker on Expressive Arts

At Ensemble Therapy, we care deeply about the “why” behind our practice of counseling. We believe there is not a “one-size-fits-all” approach to counseling; each therapist views the counseling process and their clients through a unique lens formed from years of education and experience. This means that as a client, you can choose the counselor who is the best fit for you or your child. While this freedom to choose the best-fit may sound nice at first, it can be difficult to know how to choose when there seem to be so many ways to do therapy. Not only are there lots of theories on how to practice counseling, often the language behind counseling theories is difficult to understand and apply without any previous background knowledge.

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Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Colleen Turner Colleen Turner Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Colleen Turner Colleen Turner

From the Therapist's Chair: Colleen Maher on Trust-Based Relational Intervention

At Ensemble Therapy, we care deeply about the “why” behind our practice of counseling. We believe there is not a “one-size-fits-all” approach to counseling; each therapist views the counseling process and their clients through a unique lens formed from years of education and experience. This means that as a client, you can choose the counselor who is the best fit for you or your child. While this freedom to choose the best-fit may sound nice at first, it can be difficult to know how to choose when there seem to be so many ways to do therapy. Not only are there lots of theories on how to practice counseling, often the language behind counseling theories is difficult to understand and apply without any previous background knowledge.

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Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, Trauma, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Rebekah Hess Rebekah Hess Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, Trauma, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Rebekah Hess Rebekah Hess

From the Therapist's Chair: Rebekah Hess on Trauma-Informed Therapy

At Ensemble Therapy, we care deeply about the “why” behind our practice of counseling. We believe there is not a “one-size-fits-all” approach to counseling; each therapist views the counseling process and their clients through a unique lens formed from years of education and experience. This means that as a client, you can choose the counselor who is the best fit for you or your child. While this freedom to choose the best-fit may sound nice at first, it can be difficult to know how to choose when there seem to be so many ways to do therapy. Not only are there lots of theories on how to practice counseling, often the language behind counseling theories is difficult to understand and apply without any previous background knowledge.

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Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Jaclyn Sepp Jaclyn Sepp Parenting Resources, Research-based Practices, Therapy, From the Therapist Chair, Written By: Jaclyn Sepp Jaclyn Sepp

From the Therapist's Chair: Jaclyn Sepp on Person-Centered Therapy

At Ensemble Therapy, we care deeply about the “why” behind our practice of counseling. We believe there is not a “one-size-fits-all” approach to counseling; each therapist views the counseling process and their clients through a unique lens formed from years of education and experience. This means that as a client, you can choose the counselor who is the best fit for you or your child. While this freedom to choose the best-fit may sound nice at first, it can be difficult to know how to choose when there seem to be so many ways to do therapy. Not only are there lots of theories on how to practice counseling, often the language behind counseling theories is difficult to understand and apply without any previous background knowledge.

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