Individual counseling covers a wide variety of cognitive, behavioral, emotional, and mental health concerns. Mental health disorders such as depression, suicide ideation, trauma, abuse, neglect, anxiety, low self-esteem, ADHD, oppositional defiance, conduct disorder, and anger management are given special attention to let clients live meaningful lives in their community while striving to achieve their full potential.

This is focused on helping family members think and behave more adaptively and learn to make better choices in their efforts to get needs met. With this therapy, the family environment can become more stable and peaceful.

Insight, empathy, respect, and caring are enhanced when family members invest in the treatment. Once each member changes their cognitive thought process, better choices and decisions may follow.

The goal is to strengthen the entire family and achieve a greater level of family connectedness. We also aim to improve family functioning and restore familial relationships by understanding and accepting their roles within the family system.

Clinical assessments are completed to assess a client's basic emotional or physical needs. The assessment also provides evidence of research-based correlated disorders.

Furthermore, the assessment evaluates the severity of the level of impairment to the client’s functioning to determine appropriate level of care as well as the efficacy of treatment. Some of the assessments we provide include:

• Marriage and Family Assessments
  
• Substance Abuse Assessments
  
• Psychosocial Mental Health Assessments
  
• Trauma Assessments