Daring Minds Therapy
Daring Minds Therapy
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    • Sarah M. Worley, LIMHP
    • Erica R. Schroeder, LIMHP
    • Maureen A. DeRyke, PMSW
    • Stephen Capecci, LIMHP
    • Amber Pace, PLMHP
    • Kiki Haakenstad, LMHP
    • Bethany Mahan, PLMHP
  • Services
  • Hours and Location
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    • Home
    • Meet Our Therapists
      • Sarah M. Worley, LIMHP
      • Erica R. Schroeder, LIMHP
      • Maureen A. DeRyke, PMSW
      • Stephen Capecci, LIMHP
      • Amber Pace, PLMHP
      • Kiki Haakenstad, LMHP
      • Bethany Mahan, PLMHP
    • Services
    • Hours and Location
    • Intake Paperwork
  • Home
  • Meet Our Therapists
    • Sarah M. Worley, LIMHP
    • Erica R. Schroeder, LIMHP
    • Maureen A. DeRyke, PMSW
    • Stephen Capecci, LIMHP
    • Amber Pace, PLMHP
    • Kiki Haakenstad, LMHP
    • Bethany Mahan, PLMHP
  • Services
  • Hours and Location
  • Intake Paperwork

Offered Services

Individual, Family, and Couples' Counseling

Providers at Daring Minds Therapy use a variety of approaches, such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness, Solution-Focused Therapy, ACT, and Person-Centered Therapy to address client's concerns and help the client live to their fullest potential.

Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)

As a dyadic intervention tool, CPP promotes and strengthens a close, safe, and nurturing relationship between a parent and their child, age 5 and under.

CPP is geared toward young children who have experienced at least one traumatic event and, as a result, are experiencing challenging behaviors, attachment issues, and/or mental health problems, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Through close observation, followed by guidance and coaching, parents gain a better understanding of the needs of the child. They can more effectively read their cues and respond in nurturing and developmentally appropriate ways. The parent may also gain insight on how their own upbringing, or "ghosts in the nursery", contributes to the parenting of their own children.

Ultimately, CPP helps restore a child's sense of safety and attachment and improves their cognitive, behavioral and social functioning by fostering a stronger, more supportive child-parent relationship.

Evaluations

Substance Use Evaluations

Mental Health Evaluations

Co-Occurring Evaluations

Trauma Assessments



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