Willow Family Health
Ethical neurodiversity-affirming Family Telehealth for a modern age.
Willow Family Health offers Group, Family, and Couples Therapy. The Willow team is made up exclusively of trained systems therapists who will help you heal the whole family, not just one person at a time. Our dedicated relational team also offers relational group therapy opportunities to augment your therapy work. Current clients at Willow have the opportunity to join specialized groups when appropriate to enhance the family therapy work.
Willow Family Health was founded from the ground up to ensure families receive targeted, systemic therapy services from practitioners specifically trained to work with the whole family, not just one person at a time.
More information about Willow Family Health can be found on their website.
Upcoming Live Willow Family Health Webinars
Willow Family Health Courses Available for Homestudy
Highly Sensitive Children
Highly Sensitive Children and their parents are increasingly needing the support of clinicians to better understand the complexities of their unique temperament. The needs of highly sensitive children, also known as sensory processing sensitivity, are unique in that they are highly attuned to their environment and thus are susceptible to the nervous system effects of overwhelm and overstimulation.
This workshop will provide introductory research and resources to support the assessment and therapeutic process of working with highly sensitive children and their parents.
Mother Matters: Clinical Practice with BIPOC Mothers
In America, Black and Indigenous Persons of Color (BIPOC) and women are often forgotten and unseen. A history of oppression through slavery, misogyny and social systems have been well-documented since 1619. These systems and treatment of Black and BIPOC women and mothers challenge humanity and vitality, thus making life experiences like childbirth difficult.
Presently, Black women are (3) times as likely to die during childbirth when compared to White women. Pregnancy, birth and postpartum experiences are among the most pivotal life experiences for new mothers. The irony and the tragedy is that Black and BIPOC new mothers often receive less support from traditional systems (e.g. occupational, financial, healthcare, family) exactly when they need it the most. This course is designed to discuss the unseen and neglected needs. This course is also designed to activate change and discuss measurable and tangible ways to improve clinical care and practice.