I have been developing innovative mindfulness programs for over 20 years. Focusing on ‘thought management’, my direct approach coupled with motivational efforts allow for my clients and I to develop a useful working rapport. My experience covers adults, families, couples, teens and children.  I help train clients to internalize anxiety management methods to use realistically in daily life.

 

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Neal King (AKA Heal with Neal) is a creative, insightful clinician, trainer, and author with extensive experience working with children, teens, adults, couples, and parents. Known for his playful and approachable demeanor, Neal creates a warm environment where clients feel at ease. He brings a fresh, individualized perspective to each case, crafting tailored interventions and helping clients integrate coping strategies into their everyday lives.

Neal combines a psychodynamic, client-centered approach with advanced training in IFS, EMDR, Sandtray Therapy, and Clinical Hypnotherapy. His work supports insight and problem-solving through both top-down (cognitive) and body-centered (nervous system) pathways. In addition, Neal has created over 40 “Heal with Neal” reminder quotes and 20 practical interventions designed for everyday use—supporting whole-body habit reconditioning and lasting change.

Neal is also a faculty member of the Expressive Therapists Summit, PESI, guest presenter for The University of Pennsylvania, Keynote Speaker for The 2024 Oklahoma Social Work Summit, and presents throughout the country on topics such as Comedy Improv Group Therapy, CBT for Social Anxiety, and his signature approach, Joy Management™, designed to help clients manage anxiety, depression, and impulsivity.  Neal’s interventions have also been featured in Big Behaviors, Little Containers by Paris Goodyear-Brown and The Bibliotherapy Toolbox by Tammi Van Hollander, highlighting his contributions to creative, play-based therapeutic practices.

Neal is the author of Comedy Improv Group Therapy: A Guide to Start and Run This Unique Group and Where’s My Pajommy, Mommy Mommy: A Tongue Twisterommy—a delightful children’s book that models resilience through problem-solving and emotional flexibility.