How Do I Help My Child: A Mother's Mission

Staci's son, Austin, suffered with multiple medical and behavioral maladies throughout most of his childhood. She was tired of doctors' speculations and medications with abysmal side effects. Staci's faith and her perseverance to find a solution for Austin's health needs led her to an alternative treatment model known as "integrative medicine" How Do I Help My Child? is a question being asked by countless parents. Emerging health crises in children: ADHD, autism, anxiety, allergies, and digestive illnesses prevent families from thriving. Integrative medicine placed Austin at the center of care and uncovered the nature of his illness, resulting in healing and overall wellness. Staci invites you along on her mission to recover the health of our children in a world filled with unhealthy foods and environmental toxins. Included is a guide to integrative medicine rooted in her years of experience and nutritional savvy, as well as resources that make helping your child a little simpler.

Staci Duvall is a Licensed Professional Counselor with specializations in school counseling and substance-use disorders. She uses complementary and alternative methods which focus on microbiome health by using supplements, vitamins, and mindfulness techniques to help clients make changes from within. She enjoys helping children, teens, and adults reduce symptoms, discover potential underlying concerns, and find spiritual healing. Staci earned her Master's degree from Arkansas Tech University as an educational leader in school counseling. She completed additional hours in community counseling at University of Central Arkansas and John Brown University. Her leadership experience includes serving on the board of Arkansas Mental Health Counselors' Association (ArMHCA) for three years, presenting at professional associations, colleges, and agencies, and publishing her first book in 2016, How Do I Help My Child: A Mother's Mission. Staci's career experiences include teaching and school counseling in public schools, Director of Counseling and Disability Services at University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton (UACCM), substance-use counseling at Quapaw House, Christ-centered private practice, and community mental health based counseling. Staci's theoretical perspective incorporates Adlerian Therapy, Solution-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused CBT, Complementary and Alternative (CAM) therapy practices, and nutritional-based changes individualized for clients to discover underlying causes of mental health symptomology. She is the proud of mother of two sons and has been married to Scott, her true love, for 26 years.