Services
TF-CBT
Trauma Focused CBT Counselors at Trilogy Counseling have completed specified training in this area. They work with their clients to explore their life narratives, distressful experiences and change negative thought patterns. They may utilize the relationship with the client or others close with the client to make change, also incorporating other humanistic-type therapy modalities. https://www.nctsn.org/sites/default/files/interventions/tfcbt_fact_sheet.pdf
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
The Counselors at Trilogy Counseling help those we support to change unhealthy ways of thinking. We find that with use of CBT, we can shift emotions, feelings and actions by assisting our clients with altering the way they think about things. By changing all of these areas clients have expressed feeling better about how they interact with others and the world. https://www.apa.org/ptsd-guideline/patients-and-families/cognitive-behavioral
Online Therapy
These are services offered online through a secure video chat, via email, or on the telephone. Trilogy Providers ask that we both meet from confidential locations and that there are limited to no distractions. This can be a super helpful way to receive therapy if it is difficult to get to an office location for whatever reason. This can also be super helpful as your Therapist can see what it’s like to be at your home, work, or other area you choose to meet from. You can share your space and what you experience from these environments. Some people find this to be more comfortable than coming into the office for services. All Trilogy Counselors have experience and training in how to support others using Telehealth services.
EMDR
Trilogy Counseling offers EMDR Therapy at our Princeton location. An EMDR Therapist is a Counselor who has completed approved training so they may competently offer this technique with clients they work with. EMDR can be used for many mental health issues, including trauma. EMDR is the use of repeated “bilateral stimulation” to help clients change the way they think about or react to certain “stuck” or upsetting issues. This helps them to move forward and create a healthier understanding of what they experienced so it no longer impacts their life negatively. https://www.emdria.org/about-emdr-therapy/
Individual Counseling
Counseling offers a safe, supportive space for those who need to work through mental health concerns or life stresses to feel heard and accepted. People use this space a number of ways for a number of reasons. Counseling can vary in benefit. A Therapist or Counselor is present with the identified client for this process. This person has completed training and schooling around Counseling. They become licensed when they have completed a certain amount of supervised hours and pass exams with the board they are seeking licensure from, along with the required schooling for that particular license. https://www.counseling.org/aca-community/learn-about-counseling/what-is-counseling
Couples & Family Counseling
A Therapist who provides Marriage or Family Counseling should have completed schooling and/or specified training in these areas. Therapists at Trilogy Counseling, who provide these services, explore the family system and how it relates to those involved. The “client” in this type of counseling is the relationship. The Therapist may help all involved figure out what role they may fill in the family system and assists the family/couple in interrupting unhealthy relational or communication patterns. https://www.aamft.org/About_AAMFT/About_Marriage_and_Family_Therapists.aspx
Play Therapy
A Play Therapist is someone who has completed schooling and specific training around play to help others work through issues and better understand themselves. They have also completed several hours of supervision with someone who is experienced in using play with clients in the Counseling setting. While Therapists may us play or art in therapy, they are not a true Play Therapist without the above criteria being met. Play and Expressive Therapy offers people alternative ways to communicate and process through concerns. Many of the Trilogy Counselors use play or art as a medium when working with clients as appropriate. We find this offers a richer therapy experience and opportunity to delve deeper into concerns brought to session. https://www.a4pt.org/page/WhyPlayTherapy
Licensing Supervision
Finding a quality Counseling Supervisor that you can connect with is important. Jacqueline Kelly-Faddler MS, LPCC is approved by the Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy in Minnesota to supervise those wishing to provide Counseling services and seeking Professional licensure. She enjoys offering insight, feedback, and encouragement to others who are going into this meaningful profession. Jacqueline has been told that her variety of personal and professional experiences flavors her supervision style, which can make for a unique and beneficial supervision experience. Also offered in supervision is genuineness, honesty and a supportive relationship which can prove helpful as people work through the process of becoming a Therapist. A Supervisor in the state of Minnesota must complete additional training approved by the Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy. Along with training, a Supervisor must have been practicing counseling for a specified number of years so they may offer expertise based on experience to those they mentor before they are approved to supervise.