Dr. Brenna's Blog

One of the most commonly asked questions when I meet with parents is, "Do you accept insurance?" And, my simple answer is no. But, it is much more complicated than that and requires more of an explanation.  As a play therapist who specializes only in children, I feel...

I often talk to parents who hear about play therapy, but think that their ten to fifteen year olds are too mature for it. Although play therapy is traditionally offered to children up to ten years old, the foundational principles that underlie the approach are...

As I meet with families weekly who are currently experiencing or have experienced a separation/divorce, I am made aware of the unique situations that arise out of joint and shared custody arrangements. If one parent decides to seek therapy for a child, what are the...