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Five Towns Wellness Center Announces New Summer Training Program
This course is perfect for those who already have a master’s degree in a therapy related field, have an interest in treating children and/or teens, and feel they could benefit from learning a formula for treatment efficacy. The course has been designed to be completely practical and to help clinicians learn real, concrete tools to answer questions like:
What if my child client is resistant to therapy?
How to work with parents?
How to talk to parents about their child's treatment?
What to tell parents whose children are defiant?
What's the best way to treat anxiety in children? Why? How would that work in the context of a therapy session?
What if I don't have any play therapy equipment?
How to keep children engaged in the process?
How to know if a client has a diagnosis like ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Depression, etc?
The Five Towns Wellness Center has created a safe, private place to treat an individual’s needs with the specific care necessary to help conquer obstacles to health and happiness. FTWC was established in order to provide comprehensive psychological care to children and families while treating problems such as anxiety, depression, trauma, domestic violence, ADHD, oppositional behavior, and developmental disorders. They provide therapy and tools for living that children and adults can use to better cope with life’s challenges such as divorce, illness, and loss. Their goal is to help our clients develop practical skills and inner strength so they may live their best possible reality.
Five Towns Wellness Center
504A Central Avenue
Cedarhurst, NY 11516
(516) 405-0362
drsaragluck@gmail.com
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