How We're Different
We live and die by our collaborative approach. Our team of experts is here for you.
This is Our Secret Sauce - At Lifeologie, we live and die by our team approach. We believe working in isolation is limiting (and no fun). It robs you, the client, of the opportunity to receive valuable insight and ideas from the rest of the team.
Monday Team Meetings - We keep this crazed commitment to collaboration by shutting the place down for three, count'em, three hours every Monday afternoon, to spend time together as a staff; to discuss cases and put together treatment plans and teams for you.
A Creative, Multi-specialty Approach - We believe that with some creative thinking, our talented team of specialists can offer hope in the most discouraging situations. At Lifeologie, we help you untie the knots and make something positive out of even the most troubling life experiences.
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Tween and Teen Yoga Class
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An Introduction to EMDR Therapy
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Why I Run
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Tween & Teen Counseling
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How to Talk to Your Parents About Seeing a Counselor
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Transitioning from Partner to Teammate After Welcoming a New Baby
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The Importance of Dreaming Together
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Why is my Teen Avoiding School?
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