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At Urban Playology, we meet people where they are. That includes young loves, ages 2-18, and their families. Play therapy and creative arts allow us to extend our supreme embrace to young loves and families. Perhaps your young love’s personality or their energy has shifted in a way that’s got you concerned. Maybe they are underperforming or underachieving at school. Perhaps the other caring...

You deserve a therapist who sees you and fully embraces you. Finding a supreme fit takes time for exploration and may be challenging for many. You are worth the effort. I’ve read a lot of blogs about how to find the right therapist. Most take a practical approach. * Education-check. * Professional discipline i.e. Clinical counseling, clinical psychology, clinical social work.- check *...

Effective January 2019, our full 50-minute psychotherapy rate is $200 and we do not accept insurance.  We have come by way of such thoughtfully, respectfully, & nobly. When we first opened the doors of Urban Playology in 2010, our full fee rate was $65/session. That worked well for us and clients then. We were paneled with several Employee Assistance Program (EAP)companies and a handful of...

We all know what it feels like to enter a space & be apprehensive about whether you wanna be there or whether you’re welcomed there. It’s feels like Alessia Cara’s Here video. Super awkward & uncomfortable! And when you’re already feeling like an outlier in your daily life, you become super attuned to the welcoming vs. exclusionary energy. And it just shouldn’t be like that when you’re...

So I’ve watched the Whitney Houston “Can I Be Me” documentary several times. I miss her so much. I remember when I heard that she had passed away. I was so stunned and so sad, it was hard to process. Even though it was 2012, I’m still admittedly processing how such a soulful, talented icon’s life could be cut so short. I ‘m so glad, so relieved that I followed my heart &...

How To Get Legit: Private Practice Bound & Entrepreneurial Clinicians! I remember what it was like working full time at a busy public mental health agency. You meet with your administrative supervisor for like one hour a week. And during those meetings, all’s that’s really up for discussion is how many billable hours you’ve accrued. Sometimes there simply isn’t enough time to...