Services
Assessment & Diagnosis
The assessment process typically consists of the following:
Information Gathering
Utilization of Testing Instruments
Consultation With Other Service Providers
Direct Observations
The information gathered during the assessment may Include:
Demographics
Culture & Ethnicity
Religion & Spirituality
Symptoms & Concerns
Personal History
Family Relationships
Social Circumstances
Mental Health
Substance Use
Symptoms
Treatment History
The assessment process results in:
Establishing a Diagnosis
and
Creating a Treatment Plan
Therapy
Psychotherapy or "talk therapy" is a way to help people with a broad variety of mental health disorders, emotional difficulties, relationship concerns, and life changes.
It can help to eliminate or control symptoms, learn new skills, and elicit positive change in order to increase functioning, well-being, and healing.
There are different types of psychotherapy, with some types working better for certain problems or issues and it can be used in combination with medications or other types of treatment.
Therapy can be conducted with individuals, couples, families, and groups.
Sessions are typically held weekly or bi-weekly for 50 minutes.
Therapy can be short-term (several sessions), dealing with immediate issues, or long-term (months or years), dealing with long standing or complex issues.
Treatment Specialties
Addiction
Anger Management
Anxiety
Communication
Depression
Dual Diagnosis
Grief & Bereavement
Health & Wellness
Life & Accountability Coaching
PTSD
Relationships & Co-Dependency
Self-Esteem
Other general mental health disorders.
May include but is not limited to:
Cognitive Behavioral
Motivational Interviewing
Narrative
Person-Centered
Solution-Focused
Treatment Approaches