Attachment and Neurosequential Development

As play therapists we are faced with challenging cases involving children who present difficult behavioral problems.

The latest neurological research and treatment approaches require that we

understand the developmental issues for these behaviors and have a solidly built play therapy plan to meet the needs of the children and families who come for services.

This workshop is focused on developing an understanding of the attachment and neurological development issues and providing information on play therapy techniques to use in treatment. [Learn More Here]

The great recovery starts with...me?

I am inspired by this video.  I like the reminder that the recovery starts with me...but only as I realize that God is still in control.   

Thank you Patti!

Big thanks go out to Patti Hatton for blogging about HoustonLPC.com.

Thank you Patti.  For being a part of the HoustonLPC.com family.  For spreading the word about our mission.  For believing that our community can be a better place if we connect those in need with counseling services.

You can read her blog here.

SoulScaping

Deborah Lindeen is a psychotherapist in west Houston.  She is helping people who question their life’s purpose or feel that there is more to life than they are currently experiencing.

She blends Jungian psychology, Ignatian spirituality, and the work of Seena Frost to create SoulScaping™, a process for self-exploration in which you will make collaged cards representing the many aspects of your Self.  

A new SoulScaping™ group is forming now in the Memorial area. The 6-session group will meet the 2nd and 4th Saturdays in August, September and October from 9:30 till 11:30.  The cost of $300 covers all high-quality materials. No previous experience with art or collage is necessary. Group size is limited, so contact Deborah now to reserve your space.  Create the  powerful life changes you desire with SoulScaping™ 

May 3, 2011 - Awareness Day Panel with National Mental Health Researchers and Experts

As part of Awareness Day 2011, the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is sponsoring a videocast panel of children’s mental health researchers and experts to discuss the science of children’s mental health. The event is being held on May 3, 2011 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. EDT at the National Institutes of Health campus in Bethesda, MD. Further information about securing a seat to the event and how to view the videocast will be provided closer to May 3. Click here to view the event invitation (PDF - 238kb) and click here to register for the videocast.