• Having counseling helped my son recover from an experience that had traumatized him. I had not understood the magnitude at first. By going through the counseling with Brett, it helped (my son) see how he had been hurt by the actions of this other student but also to understand the hurt that he had caused another child. The counseling with Brett also helped us to fully understand and let go of our pain. Brett was very conscientious of my families' beliefs and was respectful of that. I really enjoyed that Brett gave a (progress checklist) for every visit. These questions helped me to reflect on our progress as a whole. Brett helped us to come to terms with what had happened and then helped us "let go" of the pain. Thanks so much for that! My son has grown into more of a lovable and sweet young man. Child: (Brett) really helped me a lot. I'm glad he helped. My life is much better now that you helped me. -Parents of 8-year-old, Louisiana

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• Since our family sessions with Brett we have been able to communicate with each other more efficiently. Brett helped both parents understand our child and his needs better. Brett showed both parents where we were lacking and made useful and helpful suggestions for improvement. Brett helped us make short and long term goals for our son who was having difficulty in his senior year of high school. With the help and positive suggestions from Brett, our son graduated high school and is now setting goals for himself while attending community college. -Parents of 19-year-old, Louisiana

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• Chaos would most adequately described past mornings and afternoons in our home with a defiant, ADD ten-year-old at the helm. Change was needed to regain control of the situation and that is when we seeked counseling services from Brett Quantrille. At our initial consultation we immediately felt relaxed with the surroundings and Brett's calm approach to sorting through our issues. Each family member was given an opportuity to convey their thoughts and feelings and with this information, Brett quickly devised a "plan of action" for expectations that was easy to administer and easy for all to understand. Our daughter soon realized that mom and dad were working as a team and that the old behavior would no longer be tolerated. The chaos soon turned to organization with control returned to us - the parents. Over a year has passed since our last session and we still apply lessons learned, today, and will do so for the rest of our lives. -Parents of 10-year-old, Louisiana

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