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TF-CBT is an evidence-based psychotherapy approach for young people who are experiencing significant emotional and behavioral difficulties related to traumatic life events. Each week, children and caregivers meet together with a Foundling therapist, where they work to learn new skills, process thoughts and feelings, and enhance growth. Children are taught coping methods, relaxation techniques, and expression skills, while caregivers receive support in how to cope with distressing behaviors and bolster family communication and support.  In addition to our TF-CBT therapists, our Identity & Acceptance Program clinicians are also trained in this model.

CPT is an evidence-based individual therapy model for teenagers and adults experiencing symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD.) The CPT model encourages participants to identify how their trauma influences their thoughts, beliefs, feelings, and behaviors. It allows participants to explore matters of trust, safety, power, esteem, and intimacy that may be impacted by their past trauma.

MAP-CBT is an approach to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy that uses coordinated evidence-based therapeutic interventions to treat anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other behavioral issues. The model provides effective, highly[1]personalized cognitive behavior treatment for children and adolescents.

The Circle of Security model draws on decades of attachment theory research to help parents connect to and create secure attachment with the children in their lives in an 8-week group program.