• Executive functioning (planning, organization, flexibility)
• Social skills, self-esteem, and friendship challenges
• Grief and family stress (moves, separation, loss)
• Adjustment related to neurodevelopmental diagnoses (e.g., ADHD, autism)

If your child is already receiving ABA, Speech, OT, or has a neuropsychological evaluation with us, we’ll fold those insights into therapy so everyone is working from one shared plan.

• One team, under one roof

Your therapist coordinates closely with our ABA, Speech, OT, School Services, and Neuropsychology teams. That means fewer hand-offs, fewer mixed messages, and more consistent support at home, school, and in the community.

• Individual Therapy

Individual therapy provides a one-on-one space to understand emotions, navigate challenges, build coping skills, and work toward meaningful goals. For children and adolescents, therapy may incorporate creative activities, movement, or other approaches that make counseling developmentally appropriate and engaging.

• Family Therapy — On-Site or In-Home

Family therapy focuses on the relationships and patterns that shape a family’s day-to-day life. Sessions may help families improve communication, better understand one another, navigate conflict, and develop strategies for supporting each other. Sessions may take place at Full Circle or in the home environment where challenges often occur.

• Group Counseling — For Parents

Group counseling brings parents together with others who are navigating similar experiences. Groups provide an opportunity to learn practical strategies, share experiences, build connection, and recognize that they do not have to navigate the challenges of parenting alone. Our parent groups may incorporate therapeutic approaches such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) alongside time for discussion and support. Our current parenting group has openings! Please fill out the form linked on this page or at the top right to let us know you’re interested in joining!