Bobby Jo Salm
Bobby Jo Salm
LISW, RPT
Bobby is a seasoned therapist with expertise in providing therapy for both children and adults. She earned her degrees from Mount Mercy University and the University of Iowa. Bobby is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and holds certifications as a Registered Play Therapist and an Aut-Play Therapist. Additionally, she is certified in Sand Tray Therapy.
To schedule an appointment with Bobby, please contact her via email.
About Bobby
Bobby brings a wealth of experience from her background in hospitals, non-profit sectors, and private practices, and she currently operates her practice in Coralville. In her practice, she employs a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including Psychodynamic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Holistic Therapy, tailoring her approach to meet the specific needs of each client. For her work with children, she utilizes both Directive and Non-Directive play therapy techniques.
Clients commend Bobby for her empathetic and compassionate demeanor, as well as
her innovative and imaginative approach to therapy. She integrates expressive therapies, such as art and music therapy, to facilitate clients in exploring their emotions and experiences. Bobby places a high value on personal connections and is dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of others. Having personally navigated limitations and emotional trauma, she has a deep understanding of the challenges involved in confronting these issues and addressing their root causes.
Bobby's work with children has been particularly inspiring, as she has discovered their remarkable insights and creativity throughout the therapeutic process. In her interactions with adults, she prioritizes cultivating authentic connections with clients, recognizing that these relationships are essential to effective therapy, beyond relying exclusively on theoretical knowledge.
Niches
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Individuals, both adults and children, are afflicted by chronic medical conditions.
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Underprivileged members of society who have a history of addiction, abuse, and divorce spanning generations.
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Family members designated as scapegoats within their family dynamics.
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Anxiety and depression
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Obsessive–compulsive disorder
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Individuals newly entering the workforce who are experiencing anxiety.