Shared Vision Psychological Services

08/18/2025

Summer is winding down, and a new school year is on the horizon. 🚌

Help your child feel confident and ready with these psychologist-approved tips for a smoother transition: https://at.apa.org/2aw

08/15/2025

Shared Vision Summer Recap is here!☀️ Check out our latest newsletter which highlights all the ways our clinic has grown this summer:

🔹Meet the newest members of our clinical team
🔹Explore our current Group Therapy offerings
🔹Learn about the meaningful benefits of Group Therapy at SVPS

Read the full newsletter here ✉️:https://sharedvision.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/summer-2025-newsletter-1.pdf

08/11/2025

UPDATE: Our phone systems have been fully restored and are now operating normally. We apologize for any inconvenience the outage may have caused and appreciate your patience while we worked to resolve the issue.

📞 Important Notice: Phone System Outage

We are currently experiencing an unexpected outage with our phone systems and are unable to take calls at this time. Our team is working diligently to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. In the meantime, please connect with your clinician via email. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding.

06/25/2025

Missed a deadline? Flubbed a presentation? You could beat yourself up—or you could show yourself a little compassion and move forward.

Learn how self-compassion and self-forgiveness can boost your well-being: https://at.apa.org/bqx

05/29/2025

🌿 May is Mental Health Awareness Month! 🌿

In this month’s newsletter, we’re shining a light on emotional well-being — and helping you understand when it might be time to seek professional support with our featured article: “Talking with a Friend vs. Therapy: Key Differences You Should Know.”
👉 Check it out here:https://sharedvision.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/may-2025-newsletter.pdf

04/30/2025

Autism Acceptance & Awareness Month offers an important opportunity for clinicians and communities to reflect on how we understand and engage with neurodiversity.

Autism is not a disorder to be pathologized, but a distinct neurodevelopmental profile characterized by unique ways of processing, relating, and experiencing the world. Individuals on the autism spectrum often arrive in therapy with histories of misattunement, marginalization, or trauma related to societal responses to their neurodivergence. Our work is to offer an attuned, nonjudgmental space that respects their inner world and fosters co-regulation, mutual understanding, and emotional resilience. As clinicians, we are called to meet neurodivergent individuals not with assumptions, but with openness. This month, we reaffirm our responsibility to cultivate spaces of dignity and belonging for all clients — especially those whose ways of being have too often been misunderstood.

At Shared Vision Psychological Services, we provide therapeutic support, group support, and diagnostic assessment services to neurodivergent individuals and their families. For additional resources & information, check out our April 2025 Newsletter:https://sharedvision.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/april-2025-newsletter.pdf

04/22/2025

Happy Earth Day! 🌍🧠

Did you know that connecting to nature can benefit overall mental well-being? Research suggests people who spend at least two hours in nature a week report significantly greater health and well-being.

See more science on how nature benefits our brain and mood: https://at.apa.org/oe2

04/14/2025

Is your child or teen feeling overwhelmed by stress or anxiety? Our compassionate clinical team is here to support their journey toward balance and well-being. Reach out today—we’re here to help: www.sharedvision.org/contact

03/28/2025

Fears, worries, uneasiness, nervousness; we have all experienced anxious feelings at some point in our lives. These feelings often instruct us to keep moving, keep thinking, and keep swirling. Our March Newsletter provides 5 ways to cope with anxious feelings in the moment and find calm again - read more here:https://sharedvision.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/march-2025-newsletter.pdf

03/03/2025

Whether you are fostering a new romantic relationship or have been committed to your partner for decades, taking a few moments to tune into each other and build more awareness of your emotional worlds can help to deepen connection and foster more security. Even just a few pointed conversations can have a profound impact on your relationship. Read more:

Author: Dr. Meghan Pasha Whether you are fostering a new romantic relationship or have been committed to your partner for decades, taking a few moments to tune into each other and build more awareness of your emotional worlds can help to deepen connection and foster more security. Even just a few po...

02/14/2025

01/21/2025

1. Create a personal sanctuary.