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Psychology courses built around real-life questions, alongside ADHD testing and specialized therapy for children and women.
Play therapy, positive discipline, and ADHD testing, with clear information for parents and caregivers.
Explore children's servicesSpecialized private therapy for women struggling with highly neurotic tendencies. $500–$700 per session, depending on the time slot.
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We slow down, make sense of what's happening, and build a plan that fits your life. Measured. Individualized. Never rushed.
A self-paced course that brings clarity to how ADHD shows up and what helps. Grounded, practical, and built to support real life.
New patient spots are limited to protect the quality of care. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out personally when a spot opens.
Play therapy, positive discipline, and ADHD testing to help you understand your child's needs and explore appropriate support.
Developmentally attuned support to help children express, process, and grow — with a clear role for parents and caregivers throughout.
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Strengthen connection and cooperation with approaches that work in real life — offered as parent guidance and education.
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A comprehensive child & adolescent evaluation — $895 — described fully on the Testing page.
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Long before children can explain what they feel, they can show it — through figures, sand, blocks, and stories. In play therapy, the child leads and the therapist attends, giving big feelings a safe place to take shape and resolve.
Parents and caregivers stay involved throughout, with regular check-ins about what's emerging and how to support it at home.
For adolescents, therapy looks less like play and more like a real conversation — one where they're taken seriously, set the agenda with the therapist, and build the confidence to work through what's actually going on.
Tell us what you're seeing at home or school, and we'll help you find the right first step.
Start an inquirySpecialized private therapy, and a separate learning path — two different doors, both built for you.
Nothing looks wrong from the outside. Inside, the worry, overthinking, and self-criticism never quite stop.
Brittany offers specialized, one-on-one therapy for women struggling with highly neurotic tendencies. This private service provides space to explore the patterns that are causing difficulty and work toward changes that matter to you.
Brittany is . This service is limited to 2–3 clients per month and has a separate waiting list. Sessions are $500–$700, depending on the time slot.
Sessions are one-on-one, at a pace set by you. The work is about understanding the patterns underneath the worry — not performing wellness, and not being talked at. Many women describe the feeling afterward as simply lighter.
Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is a structured, evidence-informed approach that uses guided horizontal eye movements — similar to the natural movements of REM sleep — while you privately focus on a difficult memory or pattern. You stay fully awake and in control throughout; it is not hypnosis, and you never have to describe details out loud unless you choose to.
Where ART fits a client's needs, Brittany may weave it into the private work. Like all therapy, results vary from person to person.
You follow the therapist's hand with your eyes while holding the material privately in mind — alert, focused, grounded.
You pause and notice what shifted. The pace, the depth, and what you share are always your call.
Ordinary life that feels like yours again — mornings, work, people you love — with less noise underneath.
Practical education about specific recurring tendencies — independent of the private service. A course is never a condition for therapy access, a promise of earlier availability, or a substitute for appropriate care.
The goal is not simply "Does my child have ADHD?" It is: what is happening, why is it happening, and what will actually help?
Clinical interview, structured ADHD measures, behavioral and emotional assessment, collateral input from home and school, written report, and a results consultation.
Diagnostic interview, adult ADHD and executive-function measures, differential review, written report, and individualized recommendations.
For overlapping concerns — anxiety, trauma, sensory differences, learning difficulties. Battery selected for the individual; final pricing discussed before additional assessment begins.
Determine whether comprehensive testing is appropriate and which evaluation fits. Fee credits toward a scheduled evaluation.
Typical direct assessment time is 2–3 hours; report turnaround: . Telehealth and in-person availability:
No. A comprehensive evaluation considers clinical history, standardized measures, symptom patterns, functional impairment, collateral information, and other conditions that could produce similar symptoms.
ADHD is characterized by patterns across settings. For children this usually means parents plus a teacher, coach, or caregiver; for adults, a spouse or family member familiar with daily functioning.
Eligible families may be able to use Utah Fits All Scholarship funds for approved assessment services through the Odyssey marketplace. Availability and eligibility are determined by the program; contact us to discuss.
Practical psychology for the life you are living — built for one defined situation at a time, with a plan you actually use.
Online courses and downloadable resources · devices and printed materials shown for illustration
Explore the core features of ADHD and practical strategies that support focus, emotion regulation, and everyday success — at home and at school.
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Digital course, in development. Dates, price, and refund terms announced before enrollment opens.
Short, focused videos and clear explanations you can return to.
A digital PDF that turns each lesson into practice for your situation.
Printable Notice / Pause / Reflect prompts for the moments between lessons.
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Recognize patterns, build insight, and respond with greater confidence.
About this courseReusable lessons and tools, at your own pace.
A capped group with clearly bounded feedback.
Assessments and therapy remain separate services with their own routes — never a required purchase ladder.
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Course registration, clinical intake, and the private women's waiting list are intentionally separate — so your information goes only where it should.
For children's therapy and assessments, through a secure intake process.
Begin an inquiryThe specialized women's service only. Separate list, honest availability.
Join the waiting listPrefer email? hello@amalume.com · Good Faith Estimate information available on request, as required under the No Surprises Act.
A practical course for parents — explore the core features of ADHD and strategies that support focus, emotion regulation, and everyday success at home and at school.
Digital course, in development. Dates, price, and refund terms announced before enrollment opens.
Digital course and downloadable materials · devices and printed items shown for illustration
Short, focused videos with clear explanations — watch in any order, return anytime.
A companion workbook (digital PDF) turns each lesson into reflection and practice for your child and your home — and printable Notice / Pause / Reflect cards carry the course into the moments between lessons.
You're parenting a child or teen with ADHD — diagnosed or suspected — and want practical understanding, not another lecture.
An ADHD assessment, before or after. The course explains; testing clarifies. About testing
Therapy or a diagnosis. Education supports — and never replaces — appropriate care.
Connection and cooperation — practical tools that work in real family life, without the yelling-then-guilt cycle.
Choose one daily routine that isn't working — mornings, homework, bedtime. Learn a small set of relevant principles, practice with scenarios that match your home, and finish with an action plan for that routine.
Clear lesson schedule, a suitable practice exercise for each step, and exactly defined feedback access.
In development — register interest and we'll tell you when pilot dates, price, and terms are set.
Notice. Understand. Respond. Recognize the patterns that keep repeating, build insight into where they come from, and respond with greater confidence.
Built around one recurring pattern you choose — focused teaching, a suitable practice exercise, reflection, and a usable personal plan. Distinct from therapy, and never a condition or substitute for it.
If what you're carrying needs more than education, Brittany's specialized private therapy for women is its own separate path.
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