Rising Moon Therapy, LLC

06/04/2025

09/10/2023

07/05/2023

Absolutely, positively accurate…

04/24/2022

Solid advice right here…

Via single christian mom

04/17/2022

This is so true…

Also, if you don’t follow Robyn Gobbel, you should!

Yeah- it's really hard. Like absurdly hard. To meet your child's dysregulation with co-regulation.

It's a little easier when they are teeny tiny babies.

It's easier not to take crying personally.

It's easier not to be terrified for their future.

It's easier to see crying for what it is. An expression of the distress in their nervous system.

Lying, stealing, tantrumming, hitting, spitting, cussing, yelling, peeing in weird places...

Those are all expression of the distress in their nervous system.

The distress needs co-regulation (not CALM! and definitely not no boundaries!!!).

And yes. Offering co-regulation to your dysregulated child will feel like trying to hold a ball of fire in your hands instead of reaching for the fire extinguisher and just putting it out.

It's really hard.

We can do hard things :) Sometimes.

02/14/2022

I am excited to announce that Jana Rivers-Norton is returning for her clinical internship and will be offering art therapy individual sessions and groups at no cost. Jana was here a few years ago, for her practicum and offered expressive art opportunities for the community. If you are interested or want to learn more, you can contact her directly at (520) 619-0142 or Jana.Rivers-norton@smwc.edu. You can also contact Rising Moon Therapy at (541) 435-0304.

06/22/2021

06/07/2021

Laura Erceg is a truly fantastic human! And Q&A is a vital part of our community. This has been a grassroots effort since the beginning and it is just amazing to see what can happen with a vision, energy, and dedication.

Seven years ago, Laura Erceg founded Qu**rs & Allies of Coos County, responding to a need for a safe space for LGBTQ+ young people.There was discussion about making Q&A part of the school system, but many LGBTQ+ youth didn’t feel safe being out at school – or weren’t part of the school system at all. The teens who joined Q&A in the early years are young adults now, still affiliated and sometimes helping with the programs, and there are youth involved in Q&A who never knew a time when there wasn’t support for LGBTQ+ young people in Coos County.
http://glapn.org/672108Laura_Erceg.html