• Premarital, Marital & Family Counseling
• Separation/Divorce
• Child (1-6)/Latency/Adolescent Issues: emphasis on attatchment & bonding
• Custody Evaluations/DOT evaluations
• Alchohol Abuse/Chemical Dependency Counseling
• Coaching for Executives

The focus of treatment is on disrupting unhealthy inherited family patterns and helping clients design a new future.

It is customary for us to begin treatment by providing clients with a full assessment at the beginning of treatment. This generally takes two sessions and includes collecting a family genogram (family tree), conducting a brief mental status exam, asking questions about what you hope to gain by treatment, and gathering relevant information about family, social, medical, legal, and substance abuse issues. The therapist will take written notes during these sessions, as well as enter data on the computer. The therapist will refer to these notes, as well as your genogram, during the course of treatment. Once the assessment is complete, the therapist and client(s) work together to establish a specific treatment plan ( usually by the end of the second session or the beginning of the third session) with clearly defined goals and objectives to be accomplished within an agreed upon time frame. If you have any questions or concerns about the assessment process, please let us know, as we are committed to serving you in best possible way.

Confidentiality is always preserved within the Center. We work closely with other people in the community who are already involved with our clients in significant ways, such as ministers, lawyers, doctors, and school counselors, and often include them as an adjunct to our team. However, no documents or verbal information about your case will be released, unless it is allowable by law or written consent is given.

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