Behind every meltdown or shift in mood, there's a reason — and a ripple that touches everyone. We help you understand it, and find the right support to move forward.
The meltdowns. The shutdowns. The anxiety that takes over the room. The child who is harder to reach. The mom who is managing everyone else's needs while quietly running out of bandwidth.
When challenges persist, families often find themselves managing symptoms, navigating daily stress, and searching for answers — without knowing what is actually driving the behavior, where to begin, or what kind of support is truly needed.
We are not a one-size-fits-all therapy practice. Our work is relational, individualized, and nervous-system-informed — because lasting change usually starts with helping the body and brain feel safe enough to respond differently.
Real change happens inside a trusting relationship. We start by helping each person feel safe, seen, and understood.
We match each client with the right clinician, approach, and next step based on their needs — not a diagnosis or a list of symptoms.
We work with the body, not just the story — supporting regulation so new responses can take root and hold.
That may include traditional therapy, parent support, LENS therapy, nervous system regulation — or a combination of approaches designed around the individual.
Playful, body-based work that helps kids feel safe, seen, and understood.
A steady, judgment-free space to navigate big feelings and big changes.
Support for the one holding everyone else — so you don't run out of bandwidth.
And if we believe you would be better served by another clinic, we will make the referral. We take pride in our relationships with other clinics in the area — because the right match matters more than keeping you here.
Each of our clinicians brings their own strengths and style — so we can match you with the one whose approach fits your family best.
Becca founded The Wave Effect to help families find the support that truly fits.
Read Becca's story →Specialist in the earliest years (birth–7) — individual, parent–child, and parent sessions, plus Circle of Security groups.
Meet Tina →LENS therapy for adults, with specialized support for moms — especially those navigating infertility.
Meet Rebekah →Art therapist for teens and adults — specializing in grief, loss, and chronic illness.
Meet Debbie →Some clients benefit from adding LENS (Low Energy Neurofeedback System) to their treatment plan. LENS is a gentle, non-invasive form of neurofeedback that works directly with the brain's activity patterns — often used alongside traditional therapy to support regulation, focus, emotional resilience, and overall nervous system functioning.
For some, LENS can create the conditions that make other therapeutic work more effective.
Learn More About LENSWhether you are seeking support for your child, your teen, or yourself, we can help you determine the next step.