Children & Teens
Children.
Therapy provides children with a safe and supportive space to process their emotions, navigate life’s challenges, and build essential skills for personal growth. Through therapy, children develop emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and self-esteem, helping them understand their feelings and express themselves in healthy ways. It also fosters social skills, teaching them how to make friends, communicate effectively, and resolve conflicts. By equipping children with these tools early on, therapy empowers them to develop resilience, confidence, and the ability to manage their emotions, setting a strong foundation for their mental and emotional well-being.
Teens.
Teenagers are in a critical stage of self-discovery—figuring out their interests, emotions, and relationships. However, many struggle with fear, self-doubt, and the pressures of growing up. With rising rates of depression and teen suicide, many adolescents find it difficult to set goals or envision a hopeful future. That’s why social and emotional counseling is essential, providing them with the support they need to overcome challenges, build resilience, and develop confidence in themselves. Our dedicated team is equipped to guide teens toward becoming the best versions of themselves. Through individual counseling and our Learning Out Loud program, we offer group support where teens can connect, express themselves, and grow in a safe and understanding environment.
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Nichole Jackson, LPC
Rockwall & Dallas
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Megan Murphy
Rockwall
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April Bryden
Rockwall
Through Social-Emotional Learning, students develop healthy identities, manage emotions, and build essential skills. Our small group settings encourage interaction and foster social skills, ensuring every client receives the attention they deserve. Students learn to identify their values and goals and create actionable steps towards achieving them.
