Talk and Play Therapy: Children, Teens, and Adults by Jean Vignola LCPC- Intern

Talk and Play Therapy, run by Jean Vignola, LCPC-Intern, offers individual and family therapy for children, teens, and adults at 1919 S Jones Blvd, Suite D. For younger clients, the practice uses individual therapy, family therapy, play therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and art therapy, along with targeted support for ADHD, anxiety, depression, and trauma. That mix of talk-based and play-based approaches gives the practice flexibility to work with a young child through play therapy or an older teen through more traditional CBT or DBT, depending on what fits.

The listing sets the age range at 6 to 18, organized into three groups: children ages 6 to 10, preteens ages 11 to 13, and adolescents ages 14 to 18. That structure suggests sessions and approach are tailored to developmental stage rather than treating a 7-year-old and a 17-year-old the same way. The practice is marked as special needs friendly, with accommodations listed for ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, learning disability support, and developmental delay programs, and the office is wheelchair accessible.

Office hours run 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM every day of the week according to the listing, which is a wide schedule for an individual therapy practice and worth confirming directly since availability for a specific therapist can vary by appointment. The listing does not include pricing, which is standard for therapy practices where session cost often depends on insurance coverage or a sliding scale.

Since the practice sees children, teens, and adults, a family could potentially bring both a child in for play therapy and a parent in for their own individual therapy through the same provider, which some families find more convenient than working with entirely separate practices for each family member. The listing notes the therapist holds an LCPC-Intern credential, so families interested in the specific supervision structure behind that credential should ask directly when scheduling. For appointments or questions about fit for a specific child, call (702) 234-4557 or find the practice's Psychology Today profile for more background on the therapist's approach.