
Search Results
搜尋此網站
以空白搜尋找到 104 個結果
- Blog | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
Updates, reflections, resources, and information about current offerings from the EMERGE Team. HIGHLIGHT POST 此語言尚未有已發佈之文章 文章發佈後將於此處顯示。 NEW STORIES POST ANNOUNCEMENTS 此語言尚未有已發佈之文章 文章發佈後將於此處顯示。 此語言尚未有已發佈之文章 文章發佈後將於此處顯示。
- Olivia Profile | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
Meet Ann Le, Administrative Assistant at Emerge Center. Olivia McCary Administrative Assistant Olivia (she/they) is a student at UC Davis majoring in Political Science – Public Service with a minor in Public Health. She has a strong passion for youth advocacy and creating greater access to resources and support within underserved communities. She brings this passion to her work at EMERGE, where she is able to connect her administrative experience with her interest in public health and mental health equity. In her role as Administrative Assistant, Olivia supports the everyday needs of EMERGE through billing, data and contact management, community outreach, and other administrative responsibilities. Her role allows her to be a consistent source of support for both the practice and its therapists, taking care of essential administrative needs so they can dedicate more of their attention to their clients and the care they provide. What Olivia values most about EMERGE is its commitment to making mental health care a welcoming and inclusive experience for youth and families from different backgrounds. As a student and woman of color, she recognizes how culture, identity, and lived experiences can shape the way young people understand and navigate their mental health. She values being part of a practice that gives young people the space to explore those experiences while receiving care that recognizes them as a whole person. View More Profiles "Bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave, I am the dream and the hope of the slave. I rise. I rise. I rise.” - Maya Angelou CONTACT NOW 我最喜歡的 音樂 -Kendrick Lamar,Alicia Keys 電影 -狗的目的,天堂電影院 表演 -變黑,陌生的事物 運動 -籃球,滑雪,騎自行車 遊戲 -皇家大對決,NBA2K 食物 -辛辣和檸檬味 有罪的樂趣 -波巴茶
- Groups | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
Group therapy offers an opportunity to work on relationship skills with other group members, while also providing a support system to sustain life's challenges. Explore Our Groups 團體諮詢可以是解決任何年齡段問題的有力方法。但是,尤其是在青春期和成年時期,社會關係變得越來越重要。然而,有效建立聯繫的技能仍在發展,這對建立和維持友誼構成了挑戰。小組輔導提供了與其他小組成員一起處理關係技巧的機會,同時還提供了支持系統以應對生活中的挑戰。 EMERGE目前為12-18歲的青少年提供三個過程組。有關組的更多信息,請單擊下面: CHILD GROUPS Ages 6-12 Groups that help children express feelings, develop social skills and learn emotional regulation through activities. Read More TEEN GROUPS Ages 13-18 A supportive space where teens can explore emotions, build confidence, and connect with peers in a safe environment. Read More YOUNG ADULT GROUPS Ages 18-29 Collaborative groups for young adults navigating identity, relationships, school, work, and life transitions together. Read More ADULT GROUPS Ages 25+ A supportive group focused on stress management, emotional growth, and building healthier coping strategies in daily life. Read More PARENT GROUPS A supportive space for parents to share experiences, gain tools, and build confidence while navigating the challenges of caregiving and family dynamics. Read More 出現 / əˈmərj / 動詞 浮出水面,從表面浮現
- Outpatient Plus+ | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
Outpatient Plus – O+ FLEXIBLE, INDIVIDUALIZED SUPPORT WHEN ONCE-A-WEEK THERAPY ISN'T ENOUGH Sometimes young people need more support than a single session per week of individual therapy can provide. They may be experiencing a crisis or needing to address multiple issues at once. Or they may be stepping down from residential treatment or an intensive outpatient program. Whatever the need, EMERGE has developed the Outpatient Plus (O+) program to provide a higher level of support to young people and their families than traditional outpatient therapy. Our clinical team works together to design a program specific to each individual’s needs and may include one or more sessions per week of individual, group or family therapy using a variety of different modalities such as: Humanistic/Interpersonal Relational/Psychodynamic Cognitive-Behavioral (CBT) Emotionally-Focused (EFT) In addition, we collaborate with local psychiatrists to ensure a seamless level of quality care. While we use an integrative model that that values the many ways we see, feel and experience the world, our core work is focused on strengthening the quality of a young person’s relationship to oneself, one’s family and one’s community. Unlike IOP programs, the O+ program is customized to each individual’s needs and can continue as long as needed. It can also be titrated down as the need decreases. The program is available for ages 8-25. Please contact us for more information. OUR INTEGRATIVE APPROACH MAY INCLUDE: Internal Family Systems Somatic Psychology Family Systems INDIVIDUAL THERAPY GROUP THERAPY FAMILY THERAPY PSYCHIATRIC COLLABORATION More Support Brighter Tomorrow
- Child Groups | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
EMERGE’s Child Groups provide a supportive space for children to connect, grow, and build essential skills. Through group therapy, children learn social interaction, emotional regulation, and confidence in a safe, nurturing environment. Click here to learn how to join. Child Groups Give your child a place to grow and connect. Join Now FAQ What if I feel nervous joining a group? Totally normal! Most people feel that way at first. You can participate in whatever way feels comfortable, we’ll never put you on the spot. With time, it usually becomes a space you look forward to each week. Do I have to talk about personal stuff? Nope. You get to decide what you share and when you share it. We’ll do activities and skills-building that don’t require deep personal disclosure to be helpful. How long are group sessions and how often do they meet? Each group meets once per week for about 60 minutes. We’ll share your specific group’s schedule before you start. What do we actually do during group? A mix of conversation, guided activities, and learning coping skills. We might do creative exercises, talk through challenges, or practice strategies to handle stress, friendships, and self-confidence.
- Chloe Profile | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
Chloe Borders Associate Marriage and Family Therapist Individual and Group Therapist Children, Adolescent, Adults Current Group Offerings: Art Journaling Group Specializations Identity and self-expression, LGBTQ+ and queer-affirming care, BIPOC-affirming therapy, creativity-based therapy, emotional expression, narrative therapy, somatic expression, trauma-informed support, self-esteem and personal growth Additional Certifications & Training Credentials Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) Education & Training BFA, California College of the Arts Master’s in Counseling Psychology, Meridian University Training in narrative, somatic, and humanistic psychotherapy Creative and expressive approaches to therapy View More Profiles CONTACT NOW FEES & INSURANCE What if words aren’t enough to tell your story? Sometimes feelings are messy, layered, or hard to explain, and talking about them doesn’t always feel like enough. In our work together, I offer a space where you don’t have to find the perfect words to be understood. We can use creativity, storytelling, and body awareness to explore what’s coming up in ways that feel more natural and honest for you. My goal is to help you express parts of yourself that may have been ignored, misunderstood, or pushed aside, and to support you in making sense of your experiences at your own pace. You’re welcome to show up exactly as you are, curiosity, vulnerability, and imagination included. About Chloe Chloe (They/Them) is a fun, enthusiastic BIPOC queer associate therapist whose main goal is to create a safe space for folks to be themselves. Chloe received their BFA from California College of the Arts and Masters in Counseling Psychology from Meridian University. Art and creativity are important aspects to the work Chloe does, as they believe that creative expression is a powerful tool when words aren’t enough. Their background is in comic work, expressing their own vulnerabilities and stories through vibrant cartoon characters. Chloe’s therapeutic approach includes narrative-based therapy, somatic expression and humanistic psychotherapy. CONTACT NOW 我最喜歡的 音樂 -Kendrick Lamar,Alicia Keys 電影 -狗的目的,天堂電影院 表演 -變黑,陌生的事物 運動 -籃球,滑雪,騎自行車 遊戲 -皇家大對決,NBA2K 食物 -辛辣和檸檬味 有罪的樂趣 -波巴茶 "Be the person you needed when you were younger." - Ayesha Siddiqi
- Diversity | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
EMERGE embraces the inherent value of diversity, equity and inclusion. We welcome and appreciate all orientations, genders, colors, sizes, abilities, religions, cultures, family configurations and political beliefs. EMBRACING DIVERSITY EQUITY INCLUSION EMERGE embraces the inherent value of diversity, equity and inclusion . We welcome and appreciate all orientations, genders, colors, sizes, abilities, religions, cultures, family configurations and political beliefs. We acknowledge the historical legacy of racism and exclusion in our society and are committed to engaging, collaborating and innovating to increase access for marginalized populations.
- Valencia Profile | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
Meet Valencia Jewell, MA, ACSW. Specializes in: Anxiety and depression, stress and burnout, self-esteem, life transitions, identity development, coping skills, mind–body connection, children and adolescents, young adults and adults, LGBTQ+ affirming care, BIPOC-affirming therapy, postpartum mental health, and trauma-informed support. Valencia Jewell Associate Clinical Social Worker, #127266 Supervised by Lawrence Shweky, MA, LCSW Individual and Group Therapy Children, Adolescents, Adults Current Group Offerings: 1st-3rd Grade 4th-6th Grade 8th-9th Grade César Chávez Parent Group Specializations coping skills, anxiety and depression, stress and burnout, self-esteem, life transitions, identity development, children and adolescents, emerging adults, parent support and coaching, LGBTQ+ affirming care, BIPOC-affirming therapy, trauma-informed support Additional Certifications & Training Credentials Associate Clinical Social Worker (ACSW) #127266Certified Yoga Instructor RYT-200 Education & Training Master of Social Work, Pacific Oaks College Clinical training in individual, group, and play therapy Experience supporting youth, adults, and families across diverse communities Background in educational equity programs, mindfulness, and social justice View More Profiles CONTACT NOW FEES & INSURANCE Is your child struggling with stress, anxiety, or feeling emotionally overwhelmed? When a child is feeling stressed or anxious, it can be really hard for them to understand what’s happening inside or explain it to others. Many of the children I work with feel overwhelmed by big emotions and aren’t sure what to do with them. In our work together, I focus on creating a space where children feel safe, supported, and understood. We take things at their pace to help them recognize their feelings, calm their bodies, and build confidence in managing emotions as they come up. About Valencia Valencia (she/her) is an Associate Clinical Social Worker with a background working to achieve educational opportunities and equity for underserved communities, social justice, and mental wellness. As a therapist, she has worked with kids, adolescents, adults, and seniors in one-on-one therapy, groups, and workshops. Valencia earned her Master’s in Social Work from Pacific Oaks College and completed over 1000 hours in her practicum at Therapeutic Play Foundation. Valencia has worked with distressed kids, post-partum Women of Color, Hispanic, Black, and LGBTQ+ youth. Her past professional efforts range from facilitating state and federal educational opportunity programs to teaching yoga and mindfulness. Valencia loves being a trusted resource for young people as they navigate decisions, pressures, and questions. Valencia utilizes a range of psychotherapy modalities including talk therapy, play therapy, cognitive behavioral techniques, family systems, mind/body connection, psychodynamic and interpersonal therapies. With warmth, humor, and appreciation, Valencia aims to help clients see their unique strengths and develop new pathways. Together Valencia and her clients strengthen self-identity, deepen coping skills and awareness, and work to lessen symptoms of self-doubt, anxiety, depression, and emotional exhaustion. CONTACT NOW 我最喜歡的 音樂 -Kendrick Lamar,Alicia Keys 電影 -狗的目的,天堂電影院 表演 -變黑,陌生的事物 運動 -籃球,滑雪,騎自行車 遊戲 -皇家大對決,NBA2K 食物 -辛辣和檸檬味 有罪的樂趣 -波巴茶 “We've all got stardust in our bones.” - Ben Harper
- Yolo-Solano Therapists | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
EMERGE provides resources for mental health professionals, offering access to organizations, materials, and our Yolo-Solano Therapists Listserv. We are members of several national and international associations, including the American Group Psychotherapy Association and the International OCD Foundation. Yolo-Solano Therapists Listserv EMERGE manages the Yolo-Solano Therapists Listserv. The listserv includes over 300 members who share information and resources via a simple email process. To sign up for the listserv or for more information, please contact us EMERGE is also collaborating with other local mental health leaders to organize events for the Yolo-Solano regions. If you are interested in getting involved in planning these, please contact us Stay Connected. Stay Informed Join a network of local therapists sharing knowledge, resources, and support across our communities Join the Listserv
- Professional Training | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
EMERGE provides resources for mental health professionals, offering access to organizations, materials, and our Yolo-Solano Therapists Listserv. We are members of several national and international associations, including the American Group Psychotherapy Association and the International OCD Foundation. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Create Your Professional Will A practical workshop for mental health professionals who want to plan ahead with confidence. In this free, two-hour interactive workshop, you'll create a temporary professional will and leave with a clear plan to build a more permanent one. Workshop will be scheduled for sometime this summer. Contact us at info@emerge-etc.com if you are interested. 2-Hour Guided Workshop Live, interactive, and designed for mental health professionals Create a Temporary Will Walk away with a completed draft to protect your clients and your practice Plan for the Future Get a roadmap for creating a more permanent will when you're ready Be prepared. Protect your clients. Support your colleagues.
- Adult Groups | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
EMERGE offers a variety of adult therapy groups for personal growth, support, and connection. Whether you're navigating stress, relationships, or seeking community, our groups provide a safe space to share, learn new skills, and build meaningful relationships with others. ADULT GROUPS We offer a range of groups for adults that provide support, connection, and opportunities for personal growth. Each group creates a welcoming space to share experiences, learn new skills, and build meaningful relationships with others. Whether you’re navigating stress, wanting to improve relationships, or looking for a sense of community, there’s a group here for you. Interpersonal Process Group Led by Lawrence/ Martha Build stronger connections, improve communication, and feel more confident in relationships. Read More Relationships & Sexuality Led by Lawrence A supportive space to explore intimacy, identity, and healthy relationships with guidance and care. Read More Men's Group Led by Lawrence Connect with other men, build emotional resilience, and grow in a space that feels safe and real. Read More GROUP THERAPY INFORMATION What is Group Psychotherapy? https://www.agpa.org/home/developing-healthy-communities/what-is-group-psychotherapy- Group Therapy is as Effective as Individual Therapy, and More Efficient https://www.apa.org/monitor/2023/03/continuing-education-group-therapy Why Group Therapy Worked https://archive.nytimes.com/opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/08/11/why-group-therapy-worked/ Keys to Great Group Therapy https://www.apa.org/monitor/2019/04/group-therapy
- Adolescent Groups | EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
Adolescents grow in groups. While individual therapy offers teens a private and focused hour that can be extremely beneficial, it cannot offer the kind of social experience that teens can benefit from in groups. Group therapy is experiential learning of a social and emotional nature. As a result, group therapy has several advantages over individual therapy. ADOLESCENT GROUPS Adolescents are more lonely now than ever before. And group therapy can be a powerful way of making connections and feeling less isolated. As social relationships have added importance in adolescence, group therapy offers an opportunity to work on relationship skills with other group members and develop a support system to deal with all the challenges of adolescent life. A safe space to be heard, supported, and understood. Every teen is dealing with something different, that’s why we offer themed groups designed for what you need. Whether you want to manage anxiety, build confidence, or feel more connected, there’s a group where people get what you’re going through. High School Seniors Led by Lawrence Support, clarity, and connection for your next chapter. Read More Teen Interpersonal Groups 8th-9th Grade I 9th-10th Grade I 10th-11th Grade Read More A space for teens to build confidence in friendships, learn communication skills, and feel more connected to others. High School Girls Group Led by Courtney For high school girls who want support, confidence, and a space to just be themselves. Read More FAQ What if I feel nervous joining a group? Totally normal! Most people feel that way at first. You can participate in whatever way feels comfortable, we’ll never put you on the spot. With time, it usually becomes a space you look forward to each week. Do I have to talk about personal stuff? Nope. You get to decide what you share and when you share it. We’ll do activities and skills-building that don’t require deep personal disclosure to be helpful. How long are group sessions and how often do they meet? Each group meets once per week for about 60 minutes. We’ll share your specific group’s schedule before you start. What do we actually do during group? A mix of conversation, guided activities, and learning coping skills. We might do creative exercises, talk through challenges, or practice strategies to handle stress, friendships, and self-confidence. GROUP AGREEMENT The Group Agreement is an important part of the therapeutic work. Members must agree to a few conditions in order to work effectively together and benefit from the group. The full agreement is below: DOWNLOAD

