Ellie Mental Health

Work one-on-one with a therapist who will provide you with mental health care individualized to your needs. Whether you are seeking treatment for a mental illness, support for a recent life change, or help in a specific area of your life, individual therapy is just between you and your therapist.

Attend therapy session with your partner – whether you’re just dating, engaged, or married. Couples therapy is a safe place to talk through relationship issues with a counselor you can trust, get help navigating a divorce, or build a strong foundation for the future.

Attend therapy from the comfort and convenience of your home, or wherever else you have an internet connection. With online therapy, you get deep with your therapist while sipping tea in your favorite comfy chair, snuggled in your pajamas, or between work meetings.

Work through family conflict with a therapist who can facilitate the conversation, work through harmful patterns, and improve communication skills. Family therapy is a group effort – bring your partner, the kids, the in-laws, stepchildren, your siblings, or whoever else is involved with your family dynamic.

Children are not immune to emotional or psychological challenges, and younger kids may struggle to express difficult emotions or talk about trauma. Play therapy allows children to process and express how they’re feeling, learn healthy coping skills, and strengthen behavioral and communication skills.

Loss and bereavement can be immobilizing. You might not know how to move forward or what comes next. Grief therapy provides you with professional support as you work through loss, process any trauma, and navigate next steps.

Work through unresolved trauma and identify the areas of your life that trauma has impacted. Trauma-informed therapy means working with a therapist who has a deep understanding of the many ways trauma can affect your life and your overall sense of self, safety, and well-being.

A comprehensive assessment used to determine if an individual meets the criteria for Autistic Spectrum Disorder and is conducted by our Clinical Psychologist. The evaluation varies depending on age but generally involves medical and developmental history, a caregiver interview, observation of behaviors, cognitive and language assessments, and diagnostic decision-making.

This thorough assessment is designed for ages 6+ only and determines whether an individual has challenges related to executive functioning or meets the criteria for ADHD. The process involves various components including clinical interviews, behavioral observations, rating scales, questionnaires, cognitive and academic assessments, and diagnostic decision-making to assess aspects of executive functioning and ADHD symptoms.

This evaluation aims to understand one’s psychological and emotional well-being and to diagnose any mental health conditions or psychological disorders such as anxiety, depression, or Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and provides a clear understanding of emotional, cognitive, and behavioral functioning. This process is essential for developing appropriate treatment plans and interventions tailored to the individual’s needs.

An assessment designed to evaluate an individual’s cognitive abilities, intellectual functioning, and developmental level. This evaluation provides valuable insights into the individual’s strengths and weaknesses in various cognitive domains and helps identify any developmental delays, learning disabilities, or intellectual giftedness.