The Georgetown Project opened our NEST Empowerment Center about 13 years ago, with the goal of connecting with and providing basic needs and resources to GISD high school students who qualify at-risk and/or homeless. Brigid Cooley, NEST Coordinator talks more about this safe haven to students after the bell rings.

As a teen attends therapy, they learn many skills which they can then transfer to life outside of the therapy space, such as work and driving. Below are ten skills teens learn in therapy Georgetown, TX that will support them in landing that first job.

Justin Scaffa, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Three Oaks Counseling provides medication evaluations and medication management services.

Check out this dual interview with Justin and Clinician Manager, Lindsey Stockton, LPC-S, play therapist at Three Oaks Counseling in Georgetown, TX.

Katherine Nelsen, Central Texas Anxiety and OCD Center just expanded their practice and opened a second location, here in Georgetown, TX, and we are so glad!

I interviewed Katherine Nelsen, mom to three, therapist, and group practice owner who serves teen and their parents, to learn more.

We know now that gut health and mental health are highly linked. I interviewed Maria Rowe, a Dietician and Health & Nutrition Coach in Texas who serves teen athletes and their parents to learn more.

You know you want to speak with any potential teen counselor in Georgetown before you book a session, but you’re not quite sure what to ask.

Georgetown is an amazing place. Home to the oldest university in Texas, the most beautiful town square in Texas, and known for its annual Red Poppy Festival, it’s a great place to raise teens.

When considering counseling for teens, there are many factors to explore. You may be wondering about the cost, the best type of counseling for teens, how to find a great teen counselor, and whether or not virtual counseling will be effective for your teen.

Do you ever feel like your teen is from mars and you’re from venus? Sometimes, no matter what you say, or how you say it, it seems like you’re speaking two different languages. It may even feel like all of your customs and culture are completely different.

You finally got your teen to go to therapy.

You did the research.

You figured out how to make it work financially and logistically.

You knew it could take awhile. Maybe it takes time for your teen to warm up.

Your teen may be transitioning schools, grades, or life activities.

You as a parent may be in a whole new season of child-rearing, coaching, or consulting depending on your teen’s age.

While transitions are familiar for me, they’re also hard.

This article is here to clear up some of the biggest myths about step parent therapy for stepmoms, so you can evaluate if individual therapy in Georgetown, TX is something you want to explore.