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Definition of Counseling

Therapies

• Individual, Family & Group Counseling
• Marriage Counseling
• Play Therapy 

Specialized Therapies

• Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• EEG Neurofeedback
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
• Biofeedback
• Chronic Pain Management
• Alcohol & Drug Therapy
• Sex Offender Therapy (Saturday morning only)
• <p>Therapeutic Jurisprudence concentrates on the law's impact on emotional life and psychological well-being. It is a perspective that regards the law (rules of law, legal procedures, and roles of legal actors) itself as a social force that often produces therapeutic or anti-therapeutic consequences. It does not suggest that therapeutic concerns are more important than other consequences or factors, but it does suggest that the law's role as a potential therapeutic agent should be recognized and systematically studied. For an overview of Therapeutic Jurisprudence click here.</p>
  <p>The International Network on Therapeutic Jurisprudence is designed to stimulate thought in the area of therapeutic jurisprudence. It serves internationally as a clearing house and resource center regarding therapeutic jurisprudence developments. </p

You may be wondering,
"How can Prairie Counseling treat both sex offenders and victims?"

"It's because we believe in restorative justice.
Experience has taught us that families do best when an offending member is rehabilitated and able to function as a safe & caring family member and makes amends to the family.  Only then can healing take place."   

Click to learn about Therapeutic Jurisprudence.