Jody M. Leach, Ph.D. & Associates offers a number of treatments for children, adolescents, adults, older adults, couples, and families. Group therapy sessions are also offered on occasion, comprised of weekly topics that help facilitate discussion focused on processing emotions, interpersonal relationships, social skills, etc.
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Adults
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Acquired cognitive difficulties, post-traumatic brain injury (TBI), illness, or medical problems
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ADHD/ADD and executive functioning
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Adjustment difficulties related to major life events such as grief, loss, divorce, physical injury, brain injury, or illness
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Anxiety and related issues such as trauma, phobias, and insomnia
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Depressed mood, as well as clinical depression and Bipolar Disorder types 1 & 2
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Exposure Therapy for PTSD, OCD, phobias, and panic attacks
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy for trauma and anxiety (Dr. Leach)
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Health psychology and related medical issues (Fibromyalgia, CFS, Celiac disease, cancer, chronic pain, etc.)
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Law enforcement and first responders
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Parenting, marriage, relational, and employment stress
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Self-development, self-esteem, and identity issues
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Sexual functioning
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Substance abuse and relapse prevention
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Couples and marital therapy
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In home visits (Michelle De Los Santos, LCSW)
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Adolescents & Children
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ADHD/ADD and other disruptive behavior disorders such as Intermittent Explosive Disorder and
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
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Adjustment issues
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Anger management and acting-out behaviors
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Anxiety and related issues such as trauma, phobias, OCD, dissociation, and insomnia
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Depression, depressed mood, Bipolar Disorder, and associated issues
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy
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Learning/cognitive differences and disabilities, including Non-Verbal Learning Disability
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Self-esteem and identity issues
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Twice-exceptional (2e) issues and giftedness
Dr. Leach offers psychoeducational, neuropsychological, and forensic assessments with children, adults, and older adults. Psychological testing is helpful for evaluating and diagnosing learning and cognitive difficulties as well as personality functioning, strengths, and weaknesses. Psychological assessments are also useful with planning the course of clinical treatment. Each battery of tests is specifically tailored to the individual's needs. The testing process typically consists of an initial interview, administration of tests, test scoring and interpretation, results feedback session, and written report of findings and recommendations. For children and educational assessments, testing might also include observation of the student during class.
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Dr. Leach offers psychological assessment in the following areas:
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Intelligence and intellectual abilities including giftedness and twice exceptionalism (2E)
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Learning Difficulties/Disabilities
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ADHD/ADD and attentional issues
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Cognitive difficulties secondary to concussion, traumatic brain injury, stroke, cancer, or other trauma
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Legal and forensic issues
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Personality functioning, strengths and weaknesses
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Treatment planning and recommendations