Services
"If you change the way
you look at things,
the things you look at
change."
~Dr Wayne Dyer
The types of services offered at Whiteowl Services vary by each therapist; please visit the Our Staff page to learn more.
Counseling
Individual Therapy
One on one counseling can be used to help identify problem areas and create a more positive solution in your life.
Group Therapy
Group counseling consists of small groups (4-6 people) who have similar diagnoses or concerns and can be used to help work through a multitude of difficulties.
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing)
EMDR is a safe and effective way to treat traumatic events, anxiety, nightmares, and post traumatic stress without the use of drugs or hypnosis.
Sand Tray Therapy
Sand tray therapy is an expressive process of creating images, patterns and stories in the presence of a trained sand tray therapist. 
It is effective when used with children, adults, families or couples to promote self expression and share your vision with the therapist. Our office is equipped with an extensive collection of miniatures and objects that can be used on the sand tray and clients are invited to place the objects in any pattern that feels right.
The sand tray can be used to make meaningful images of your hopes, fears or dreams to develop positive life skills. Watch our Sand Tray slideshow to see examples of this expressive process.
Mediation
Mediation is a process for helping people resolve disputes and disagreements. We work with people in conflict and help them develop listening and communication skills in order to create fair and workable agreements.
Life Coaching
Life coaching is a process for helping you discover what is really most important in your life, develop a plan to achieve that and overcome any obstacles or blocks that stand in your way.
Behavior Support Consultation
Behavior Support Consultation is a service provided to individuals with developmental disabilities on the DOH/DDSD Developmental Disabilities Waiver. Often behavioral challenges interfere with forming and maintaining relationships, integrating into the community or completing activities of daily living. These behaviors may even pose health and/or safety risks to the individual or to others. The Behavior Support Consultant addresses these factors in order to improve the individual’s quality of life.
