You may be experiencing:

• ADHD

• Relationship or marriage concerns

• Stress, anxiety, or life transitions

• Personal growth or emotional clarity

Therapy is private and is not court-involved

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You may be experiencing:

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• A child resisting or refusing contact

• Ongoing conflict with a co-parent

• Involvement from attorneys or the court

These situations require structured, court-aligned services

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You may be:

• A therapist seeking structured, court-informed training​

• A professional working with high-conflict families

• Looking for CE courses, consultation or advanced learning

These trainings are designed to bring clarity, structure & real-world application to complex cases.​​​​​

When services are court-ordered, several important factors apply:

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• The court order defines the scope and authority of services

• The therapist does not modify or override court orders

• Clinical judgment guides pacing, structure and progression

• Multiple individuals or systems may be involved

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Court-involved work differs from traditional therapy:

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• It may involve multiple participants

• Communication may include attorneys or other professionals

• The process is structured and paced intentionally

• Progress is guided by both clinical & situational factors

• Reunification Therapy focus is on stabilizing & repairing a parent-child relationship

• Custody Evaluations provide a structured, neutral comprehensive assessment to help the court determine custody & parenting time 

• Parenting Coordination supports implementation of court orders & ongoing co-parenting

• Mediation focuses on helping parties reach agreements