Who We Are

Our Mission

Our Treatment Focus

Our mission is simple; fostering growth through therapeutic services. We achieve this by providing customized therapeutic services in a safe, supportive, nurturing, and developmentally appropriate manner and in a relaxed environment.

Our Treatment Focus

Our treatment focus is conducted by utilizing a holistic and personalized approach to therapy. Attachment-based, trauma-informed, and play-focused interventions are incorporated to help strengthen relationships, decrease negative behaviors, and increase positive interactions.

Why Nesting Connections?

There are three things that naturally occur in a nest:

Growth, Nurture, and Trust.

Nesting Connections believes those are the building blocks to success in all relationships-especially for children and their caregivers.

Everyone is welcome and respected in this space.

Why Nesting Connections?

What we treat

What We Treat:

Nesting Connections offers therapy and professional consultation for a plethora of symptoms.

A short list of what we treat includes:

Birth to five year old concerns (Early Childhood Counseling)
Anxiety
Depression
Defiance
Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder
Foster Care and Adoption Support
Grief
Life Adjustments
Excessive Lying
Hoarding
Trauma
Self-injurious behavior
Suicidal Ideation
Family Discord (including but not limited to divorce, new family member(s), sibling rivalry)
Social Anxiety
Reactive Attachment Disorder
Perfectionism
Self-Esteem Work
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Aggressiveness
Selective Mutism
Attention Disorder Support
Nightmares/Sleep Disturbances
Increasing positive communication
Parenting Support including setting rules and boundaries as well as education regarding developmental milestones and developmentally appropriate expectations

Find out more

Nesting Connections might be right for you if you've ever thought the following:

"I'm expecting a child and I have fears over not being able to bond with my baby".

"My toddler is driving me nuts. Why won't they listen to me?"

"My child keeps acting out and I don't know why".

"My teenager is mean to other kids".

"I think my child might be depressed, but I'm not sure what to do".

"I'm worried my child will hurt themselves".

"My teenager has nightmares every night."

"My partner is in prison and I'm not sure if I should take my child with to visits."

"How do I parent when I never had a parent of my own take care of me?"

"My child has been struggling with friendships during COVID. How do I help them?"

"I like my child's current therapist, but I need an updated assessment for my three-year-old so they can keep seeing their therapist."

"My daughter's mother recently passed away. How do I talk to her about death?"

"My husband and I are going through a divorce and our children are confused".