Brooke Rustman LPC-MH, RPT
Brooke Rustman LPC-MH, RPT
Grow Wherever You Are
At Little Wildflower Play Therapy, our mission is to support children and families on their journey towards emotional well-being. With a warm and nurturing approach, we help little ones navigate the complexities of their emotions while fostering resilience and growth.
Warmth and Nurture
We understand that every child is unique, and our therapy sessions are tailored to their individual needs. Our therapists are deeply attuned to the emotional rhythms of children, offering a comforting presence that encourages openness and trust.
Clinical Expertise
Our team blends professional training with intuitive care, ensuring that each therapeutic session is both effective and compassionate. We employ evidence-based techniques to guide children through their challenges, promoting healing in a safe and structured space.
Playful Healing
Play is at the heart of our therapy. Through child-led exploration, children are empowered to express themselves and work through their feelings. Play therapy allows for a natural and engaging healing process, making therapy safe, gentle, and meaningful.
Individual Play Therapy
Personalized sessions where children can explore their emotions, build coping skills, and develop self-esteem through play.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Re-Processing (EMDR)
Bi-lateral stimulation that helps the body and the brain navigate and process changes.
Parental Guidance
Workshops and resources for parents to better understand their child’s world and learn strategies to support their development.
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Compassionate Care
Our therapists are dedicated to creating a warm, supportive, and non-judgmental atmosphere.
Personalized Attention
We tailor our approach to meet the unique needs of each child and family.
Safe Environment
Our therapy sessions provide a secure space for children to express themselves freely.
Approachable and Accessible
We maintain an open-door policy and a welcoming presence, so families never feel alone on their journey.