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What we help with
- Anxiety, worries, and fears
- Mood concerns (sadness, irritability)
- Emotion regulation and coping skills
- Behavior changes related to stress or transitions
- 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.
Why therapy at Full Circle?
- Personalized and strengths-based
We center your child’s interests, identity, and strengths. Care plans are individualized and updated as your child grows.
- Parent-inclusive
We coach caregivers with simple strategies you can use between visits—because small changes at home can make a big difference.
- 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.
Meet our Mental Health Counselor
Jalyn Moffet
LAPC
Jalyn is from Ellendale, North Dakota – a small town in southeast North Dakota, about 5 minutes from the South Dakota border. She has experience working with adolescents, young adults, and families across a variety of settings and is passionate about creating a supportive, collaborative therapeutic environment. Jalyn values authenticity, humor, and strong therapeutic relationships, and works to help clients feel understood while building sustainable skills for daily life. Her approach integrates evidence-based and insight-driven practices with a neurodiversity-informed perspective, emphasizing emotional safety, self-understanding, and durable growth. Outside of work, Jalyn enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading anything fictional, and spending time outside (when it’s warm enough).
Areas of interest:
- Neurodivergent-Informed Counseling
- Family and Relational Dynamics
- Adolescents and Young Adults
- Identity Development and Self-Esteem
- Anxiety and Emotional Regulation
- Social and Interpersonal Skills
- Life Transitions and Adjustment