Tracy Bevington

LMFT

We are specially designed to accommodate coordination of care for families and couples. It is not uncommon for a mom to have a individual therapist, a dad to have an individual therapist, a child to have an individual therapist, and parents see a couples therapist or the whole unit sees a family therapist. In this case, 4-5 therapists are working with one family unit. Each therapist engages in consultation meetings to ensure we are giving the best care possible and understanding each of the family members needs independently and as a part of the whole. No other group therapy practices provide this level of service.

Therapy can differ depending on what you desire and the modality of the therapist. Generally speaking, you will meet with your therapist once a week for 50-minutes. During that time you will talk about things you would like to work on and your therapist will help you reach your goals. The goal of therapy is not to find blame in parents or drudge you through your past. The purpose of therapy is to have healthy and appropriate conversation to develop understanding of oneself and use that information to make informed choices in your life. Making good choices leads to reduction in anxiety, depression, addiction, and many other emotional challenges.