Most people have heard of dyslexia.
Far fewer have heard of dyscalculia.
As a result, children with dyscalculia are often misunderstood.
They're labeled as careless.
Lazy.
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If your child is struggling to read, you've probably spent hours searching online for answers.
Maybe you've come across recommendations for colored glasses, vision therapy, special fonts, brain training programs, or expensive supplements that promise to "fix" dyslexia.
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Every couple argues.
Conflict isn't the problem.
How couples handle conflict is what often determines whether a relationship grows stronger or slowly begins to drift apart.
But there is so much more happening beneath the surface.
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One of the most common questions parents ask after their child's first play therapy session is:
"So...did they just play the whole time?"
The answer is often yes.
But there is so much more happening beneath the surface.
What about parent coaching, EMDR, neurofeedback, or an ADHD evaluation?
The truth is, there isn't one "best" therapy for neurodivergent children because no two children are exactly alike.
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If you've recently learned that your child is neurodivergent, you may be wondering where to start.
Should they begin play therapy?
Would social skills groups help?
What about parent coaching, EMDR, neurofeedback, or an ADHD evaluation?
The truth is, there isn't one "best" therapy for neurodivergent children because no two children are exactly alike.
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At Heights Family Counseling, we believe therapy should never be one size fits all. Every person walks through our doors with a unique story, which is why we've intentionally built a team of clinicians with diverse specialties and expertise to meet people wherever they are in life.
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"I've Tried to Keep Up This Macho Athlete Image." What Jude Bellingham Gets Right About Men's Mental Health
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After sharing my own experience with LENS neurofeedback, I promised I'd tell you about my daughter's.
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Healing from trauma doesn't always fit neatly into a 50-minute therapy session.
For many people, traditional weekly therapy provides meaningful support—but when it comes to Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), stopping just as you're making progress can sometimes interrupt the healing process. That's why we're excited to offer Virtual EMDR Intensives with McCayla Berry, LPC.
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A few months ago, I decided we needed to bring LENS neurofeedback to Heights Family Counseling. The idea wasn't because I had become a neurofeedback enthusiast overnight. It was because I kept hearing the same thing from families.
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The brain and body are deeply connected.
When we are stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed, our nervous systems often become stuck in patterns of tension and activation.
Movement helps:
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And while validation and accountability absolutely matter in therapy, effective couples counseling is not about playing referee.
It is about understanding the emotional cycle that keeps both partners stuck.
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