Mountain View Therapy, LLC

04/02/2026

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04/02/2026

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03/27/2026

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Parents,

Does your child:
• Work hard but still struggle?
• Seem capable, but not performing?
• Melt down over homework?
• Feel anxious or overwhelmed?
• Seem bright but misunderstood?

What if you could finally understand how your child learns?

The data from Psychoeducational Testing guides me in leading you from confusion to clarity.

Visit www.mvtg.org to learn more. Saturday sessions have just been opened!

03/25/2026

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Big news over here… and we’re so excited to finally share it!

Mountain View Therapy Group is expanding!

We’re opening a second location in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia in May 2026. We couldn’t be more grateful to grow in a way that allows us to support even more individuals, couples, and families.

This new space will carry the same heart of our practice: warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed, where you can feel safe, supported, and truly understood.

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy, this is a beautiful time to take that first step.

We can’t wait to welcome you in 💙

📍 36 Bakerton Rd, Harpers Ferry, WV
📞 Call us or visit our website to join the waitlist!

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03/22/2026

The help is there! It’s for your child- and you!

03/22/2026

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💕 Childhood memories usually aren’t about the big things. They’re about the feeling of growing up with you.

Years from now, children won’t remember whether the house was perfect or every moment went smoothly. What often stays with them are the emotional experiences that shaped their sense of safety and belonging.

-> Did I feel safe?
-> Did someone listen to me?
-> Was I comforted when I was overwhelmed?
-> Did we laugh and play together?

Children build their understanding of the world through everyday moments — how we respond when they struggle and how they felt in our presence.

✨ It’s not perfection that shapes childhood memories. It’s connection and the feeling of home.

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🎙️ This podcast brings you the top parenting & children’s mental health experts in the world. We will educate and inspire you with the most current research & strategies to help foster emotional resiliency & healing in your child or the children you work with.

🎙️Most importantly, we’re here because we need to raise a generation of children who don’t need to recover from their childhoods.

03/21/2026

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03/20/2026

We know LCPS is closed today in observance of Eid. 🌙

While the day may look different, your child’s needs—and your questions about how to support them—don’t pause.

If you’ve been thinking about your student’s learning, behavior, or school support plan, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to navigate it by yourself.

Meet Dr. Erika O'Hearn!

Erika specializes in helping parents advocate for their children within the school system. Whether you’re navigating IEPs, 504 plans, accommodations, or just trying to figure out where to start, she’s here to guide and support you every step of the way.
Because every child deserves to feel supported, understood, and set up for success. 💛

03/18/2026

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Brenda Oldknow, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, Purcellville, VA, 20132, (540) 441-1401, If your child is struggling with big emotions, behavior challenges, or a difficult life transition, you’re not alone—and support is here. I am a Supervisee in Social Work who brings warmth, creativity, and a...

03/10/2026

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Teen Night is coming!!! Tuesday, April 28th after homework club. BetterALife will host our first Teen Night! Must show your student ID to join, all the rest is on us! Games, Pool Table, Ping Pong and more, plus a hot dinner. Most importantly if you need College Guidance, Trade Information or Military we can help you! You're not alone, because we are in it together.

03/03/2026

Please join us in welcoming Brenda Oldknow to Mountain View Therapy Group!

Brenda is a Supervisee in Social Work who brings warmth, creativity, and a deep passion for supporting children and families. She earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work.

Brenda works primarily with children and teens ages 4–18, helping them navigate emotions, behavior challenges, trauma, and life transitions. She integrates child-centered play therapy, structured play interventions, CBT, DBT skills, and trauma-informed care to create a safe, empowering space where young clients can feel truly understood.

Brenda also partners closely with parents, offering guidance and support so families feel confident and equipped outside of the therapy room.

As a mom of three (plus three dogs and one cat!), Brenda understands firsthand the joys and challenges of family life. Her love of arts, crafts, and music shines through in the creative, engaging way she connects with children.

We are so excited to have Brenda on our team and look forward to the impact she will make in our community 💚

📞 Now accepting new child and teen clients!

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03/02/2026

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A child does not have to live in a war zone to feel combat-level stress. Sometimes it happens right at home.

Brain imaging research shows that kids exposed to constant family conflict develop threat-response patterns similar to those seen in soldiers after combat. The amygdala reacts to danger, whether it comes from an explosion or an angry voice.

This is not about being overly sensitive. It is neuroscience. Ongoing conflict can actually reshape a child’s brain.

Shared for informational purposes only. Source: Development and Psychopathology, University College London.