Busy Bee Therapy, LLC

Busy Bee Therapy, LLC Services include ther**eutic evidence based interventions and therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. Fully licensed in CO, FL, UT, ID, MI, and VT.

Sometimes stuff happens that is out of our control. Kids especially can be affected by this. At Busy Bee Therapy, our goal is to provide kids and families with effective ther**eutic interventions for a variety of issues. Although our specialty is trauma based services, we also provide treatment for mood and anxiety disorders as well. We also provide parenting services using the Circle of Security curriculum or the Safe Care curriculum. As all families are different, we avoid a "one size fits all" mentality. Interventions, skills, and techniques are tweaked to specific family needs. You may be wondering about me--what makes me qualified to do this? Well, firstly, I earned a masters degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Colorado (go buffs!) Secondly, I've lived in a variety of places over my career, and have four current, active licenses in four different states; Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Idaho; Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Utah; a Licensed Addictions Counselor in Colorado; and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida. While living in Colorado, I was faculty at the University of Colorado Medical School in the Department of Pediatrics since 2009, and was affiliated with the University of Colorado Hospital and Children's Hospital Colorado since 2007. I worked with the Kempe Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect from 2007 to 2014, and have experience working with families in crisis, who have experienced traumatic events, and parents who simply aren't sure where to go and what to do with children who are having difficulties. I will 100% brag about my colleagues at the medical school and hospitals--they were amazing, and the training I received in a variety of ther**eutic interventions was among the best in the country--and I am grateful for it. I have been trained in such modalities as Child Parent Psychotherapy, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Prolonged Exposure, Circle of Security, Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy, play therapy, Safe Care, Safe Start, and others. Working at university and hospital settings, as well as in private practice, allowed me to work with various community organizations and with a variety of families from different backgrounds and with various needs. Working with families to improve the lives of children is something I am passionate about. I look forward to working with your family soon!

Not the most aesthetic picture, but my co-trainer and I are getting all set up and ready for the Holding the Line: Ethic...
03/27/2026

Not the most aesthetic picture, but my co-trainer and I are getting all set up and ready for the Holding the Line: Ethics, Boundaries, & Best Practices for High- Acuity Teens training! We've got a nice group signed up and I'm super excited! Who's with us??

https://www.universe.com/holdingthelinemarch2026

Yes! More support for moms. Period.The expectation that women should feel constantly fulfilled in motherhood is unrealis...
03/26/2026

Yes! More support for moms. Period.

The expectation that women should feel constantly fulfilled in motherhood is unrealistic and honestly, harmful.

Mental health is real.
Motherhood is hard.
And not loving every moment doesn’t make you a bad mom. It makes you a real one.

Meanwhile, no one expects men to feel fulfilled at home all the time…
But women? That’s the standard?

Yeah… we need to rethink that.

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🚨 BIG UPDATE from Busy Bee Therapy! 🚨✨ I’m now fully licensed in Vermont 🍁That means I can officially support clients in...
03/26/2026

🚨 BIG UPDATE from Busy Bee Therapy! 🚨

✨ I’m now fully licensed in Vermont 🍁

That means I can officially support clients in VT with strictly evidence-based therapy 💛

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🧠 What I offer:

✨ Individual therapy
✨ Virtual DBT Skills Groups (skills-based, structured support)
✨ SPACE (parent support for anxious/OCD kids) 👨‍👩‍👧

🛠️ All treatment is grounded in evidence-based approaches, including:
✔️ Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
✔️ Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
✔️ Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
✔️ Prolonged Exposure (PE)

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💡 I specialize in helping with:
✔️ Anxiety & OCD
✔️ Trauma
✔️ Emotion regulation
✔️ High-acuity teens & family systems

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🕒 DBT Group (virtual):
Mondays at 6pm MST / 8pm EST

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💬 If you’re in Vermont—or know someone who is—looking for more than just talk therapy and want clear, structured, research-backed tools that actually translate into real-life change, I’d love to connect.

📧 meghan@busybeetherapy.com
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Learn parent-child psychotherapy Child mental health, Child Therapy and Child Trauma support from licensed thera**st Meghan Dahlin MA LCPC, LMHC, LAC, CFI

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03/25/2026

Weapomized incompetence

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03/25/2026

For those interested in protecting marginalized groups through legislation and policy advocacy.

03/23/2026

✨ Struggling with big emotions, stress, or communication? There are actual skills for that. ✨

(DBT is basically the “how-to manual” most of us never got.)

At Busy Bee Therapy, I offer DBT skills groups for adults and teens that focus on practical, real-life tools you can start using right away.

🌿 Current Openings:

🧠 Adult In-Person Group (Boise)
📍 Tuesdays at 5:45 pm
🔥 ONLY 1 SPOT OPEN
➡️ Starts April 7th (Emotion Regulation)

🧠 Adult Virtual Group
💻 Mondays at 6:00 pm MST
➡️ Starts April 6th (Emotion Regulation)

👨‍👩‍👧 Teen + Caregiver Group (ages 13–17)
📍 Thursdays at 5:30 pm
⏳ Currently full with a waitlist
➡️ Next module begins March 26th

💡 The teen group is intentionally structured so that both the teen and parent participate as full members. This helps everyone learn the same skills and actually use them at home.

📘 These groups are skills-based (more like a class than a process group) and focus on:
• managing emotions
• coping with stress
• improving communication
• navigating relationships

💳 I accept several major insurance plans
💲 Self-pay: $125 orientation | $50 per group per person

📌 An orientation is required before joining.

📧 meghan@busybeetherapy.com

If this could help you or someone you love, feel free to reach out or share this post 💛

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03/23/2026

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The only "cause" of r**e is a ra**st. Period.

Victim blaming discourages survivors from seeking help for fear they'll be blamed and actively shifts focus away from holding the perpetrator accountable.

People who have been sexually assaulted often self-blame, so hearing "Why did you get so drunk?" or "What were you wearing?" further discourages survivors from seeking support.

03/15/2026

🧠 Thera**sts who work with adolescents know that some cases stay with you long after the session ends.

When teens are struggling with chronic suicidality, self-harm, intense emotional dysregulation, or complex family dynamics, the clinical decisions we make can feel especially weighty. Questions about boundaries, ethical decision-making, and documentation often come up in real time.

That’s exactly what this training is designed to support.

✨ Holding the Line: Ethics, Boundaries & Best Practices for High-Acuity Adolescents is a live CE training focused on the real-world ethical challenges clinicians face when working with complex teen cases, including how to maintain clear professional boundaries and document clinical reasoning in ways that support both ethical care and clinician protection.

📅 Friday, March 27 | 1:00–4:15 PM MST
💻 Live on Zoom

🎓 3 CE hours approved
• Ethics or Boundaries (Idaho)
• Ethics (Utah)

💵 $110 registration
🎓 25% discount for unlicensed students currently in internships or practicums

👉 Register here:
https://www.universe.com/holdingthelinemarch2026

📧 Questions? meghan@busybeetherapy.com

It’s amazing how many people still think OCD is just about handwashing or checking locks.In reality, OCD is much more co...
03/14/2026

It’s amazing how many people still think OCD is just about handwashing or checking locks.

In reality, OCD is much more complicated than that. Many people with OCD struggle with intrusive thoughts that feel disturbing, scary, or completely opposite of who they are. These thoughts can be about harming someone, doing something morally wrong, sexual thoughts they don’t want, or fears about losing control. The distress isn’t about wanting these thoughts. It’s about how upsetting and unwanted they feel.

This article does a really good job explaining something many people don’t realize: OCD can latch onto the things that matter most to a person. Their values, relationships, morality, and identity can all become targets of obsessive doubt and anxiety.

For many people (especially teens and young adults), this can lead to intense shame and secrecy, which makes it even harder to ask for help.

Understanding what OCD actually looks like is an important step in helping people feel less alone and getting them the right kind of treatment.

If you’ve ever wondered what OCD can really look like beyond the stereotypes, this article is worth the read.
👇 Take a look:

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Boise, ID
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Telephone

+12082589107

Website

https://spruce.care/busybeetherapy

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Sometimes stuff happens that is out of our control. Kids especially can be affected by this. At Busy Bee Therapy, our goal is to provide kids and families with effective ther**eutic interventions for a variety of issues. Although our specialty is trauma based services, we also provide treatment for mood and anxiety disorders as well. Aside from ther**eutic treatment, we also provide parenting services. We have a 3 month program that draws from a variety of sources, all couched within behaviorist model. However, as all families are different, we avoid a "one size fits all" mentality. Interventions, skills, and techniques are tweaked to specific family needs. It should be noted that if any ther**eutic intervention is needed, this will be discussed with parents privately. You may be wondering about me--what makes me qualified to do this? Well, I am a recent transplant to Florida from Colorado. I have a masters degree in Clinical Psychology, and two current, active licenses in Colorado: one as a Licensed Professional Counselor, and another as a Licensed Addictions Counselor. I am currently provisionally licensed in Florida as I finish the licensing process here. Until I moved to Florida, I was faculty at the University of Colorado Medical School in the Department of Pediatrics since 2009, and have been affiliated with the University of Colorado Hospital and Children's Hospital Colorado since 2007. I worked with the Kempe Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect from 2007 to 2014, and have experience working with families in crisis, who have experienced traumatic events, and parents who simply aren't sure where to go and what to do with children who are having difficulties. I will 100% brag about my colleagues at the medical school and hospitals--they were amazing, and the training I received in a variety of ther**eutic interventions was among the best in the country--and I am grateful for it. I have been trained in such modalities as Child Parent Psychotherapy, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, play therapy, Safe Care, Safe Start, and others. Working at university and hospital settings allowed me to work with various community organizations and with a variety of families from different backgrounds and with various needs. Working with families to improve the lives of children is something I am passionate about. I look forward to working with your family soon!