Pawsitive Psychology

Pawsitive Psychology recognizes the challenges individuals face when beginning the therapy process. The practice emphasizes the importance of finding a therapist with whom clients feel comfortable. Throughout the therapeutic journey, Pawsitive Psychology creates an empathetic and supportive environment that encourages self-disclosure. Together, clients and the therapist identify strengths, address challenges and stressors, and establish tools for achieving personal growth and desired change. Individual counseling sessions are provided for children, teens, and adults, utilizing multiple counseling theories and techniques to cater to each client's unique needs. Pawsitive Psychology possesses specialized training in person-centered therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness techniques, animal-assisted psychotherapy, and various play therapy techniques. The presence of co-therapists—Finn the Guinea Pig, and rabbits Charlie and Maddie—demonstrates the practice's commitment to offering comfort to those who may feel intimidated or apprehensive about discussing their feelings. Additionally, support and practical tools are given to parents for implementation outside the therapy room, ensuring a comprehensive approach to each client's growth and healing journey.