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Helping Families Handle Big Steps
Denette Mann, M. Ed., Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas, National Certified Counselor and Registered Play Therapist, is in private practice in north Dallas. Denette trained at the University of North Texas and has had personal training from two of the foremost international authorities in the field of play therapy, Dr. Garry Landreth and Dr. Violet Oaklander. Denette has worked with children since 1997 and is a mother herself.
Denette also uses pet assisted therapy to help her clients, working with her certified therapy dog and personal pet, Bailey.
- Individual or group play therapy for children from age 2 - 12
- Activity therapy for adolescents from age 12 - 18
- Family therapy
- Parenting classes
- School consultation
- Divorce groups for children of divorce and divorced adults
Over 50 years of educating young children in North Dallas
Founded 1956
therapy for children, adolescents and families; training for parents, and consulting for schools
Release your child’s self-healing power to stop:
- withdrawal or isolation
- aggression, frequent fighting
- lack of communication within the family
- academic and/or behavior problems at school
- frequent nightmares
- bed-wetting or soiling after toilet training complete
- a need for constant approval
- low self-esteem
- pervasive unhappiness
- frequent illness
- excessive competitiveness
Play and Activity Therapy administered by a trained therapist can solve these issues. Some questions to ask yourself are how long has this behavior been going on? How intense has it been? Call for a free telephone consultation. 214.505.0745
The Creative School
10066 Marsh Lane
Dallas, Texas 75229
214.352.0732 | e-mail pam@whumc.com
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