Quick Guide to Therapy Services
Therapy is usually brief and designed with the end in mind. Clients can expect to learn effective skills for overcoming challenges and improving relationships.
First, consider which form of treatment is right for you:
A client meets with the therapist alone to work through issues and gain insight about how to eliminate problems in different aspects of his/her life.
Couples meet with the therapist to identify and resolve issues within their relationship. Both partners learn various skills to help improve communication, build intimacy and trust, and resolve present and future conflicts.
Members of the family meet with the therapist to discuss issues related to their family structure or dynamic. Families learn how to communicate, resolve conflict, and interact with each other in healthier ways through various in-session and home-based interventions.
Treatment specializations for adolescents and adults include:
Grief Counseling
HIV/AIDS - related issues
Infidelity or Cheating
Job/Career Dissatisfaction
Marital Problems
Military Lifestyle Issues
Parenting Issues
Premarital Counseling
PTSD
Anger Management
Anxiety
Christian Counseling
Commitment Issues
Communication Problems
Depression
Ethnic & Cultural Issues
Family Problems
GLBT Issues
Relationship Problems