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INNER GUIDANCE, LC
Inspiring a change in behavior through relationships that change the brain.

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Mission Statement: Through the knowledge gained from neuroscience, attachment, trauma and healthy family research and practice, Inner Guidance is dedicated to helping children heal. We do this by providing parents and caregivers the tools necessary to meet the needs of the emotionally distressed youth. Our purpose is to help children and their families learn to connect through authentic relationships. Our approach is customized appropriately for parents, teachers, therapists, social workers and agents of the courts.  Inner Guidance offers home based services, outpatient counseling, support groups and training. 

 

Do you know of a family that is struggling with an aggressive child?   Are you at a loss about to what to do to help them?

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If this sounds like what you are experiencing,
Call us and let us help. 505-237-0061

Therapeutic Treatment for Children and Adolescents Inspired in
Brain Based Learnng Research

 

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Attachment Healing Center provides relationship-centered therapeutic treatment based on a foundation of the latest neuroscience research. Attachment Healing Institute provides education and training to everyone who is a part of the child’s life.

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Michele Coleman Sharp, LMFT  2322 Wisconsin Street, NE Albuquerque, NM 87110   Off: 505.237.0061  Fax: 505.237.0068
Email: Michele@nrguide.com   © Copyright 2009, Inner Guidance, LC , USA. All Rights Reserved

Neuroscience teaches us that the brain changes in relation to others, not in isolation.