Care that brings every part of you together

Initial assessments involve evaluating clients and their families to determine their skills, abilities, and needs in a variety of areas. Assessment clinicians address pertinent mental health history, presenting problems, and immediate needs. The process involves gathering information from clients, their families, and other interested parties.

All information is gathered for the purpose of assessing the client's needs, their reasons for seeking services, the services desired, and their personal goals for treatment. The assessment also considers the needs of the client's family and/or other interested parties (foster parents, caregivers, referral sources, payers, regulators, case managers). These needs may include, but are not limited to, additional counseling services, social services referrals, and additional meetings.

Treatment planning takes the information gathered during the initial assessment and uses it to formulate an individualized treatment plan.

This treatment plan consists of the client's strengths, weaknesses, preferences, identified problem areas, goals and objectives that are specific and time limited, and the criteria and date of potential discharge.

Individual counseling involves a therapeutic relationship between a client and a counselor. Treatment is aimed at processing personal issues, addressing client needs, and fulfilling client goals, through a variety of counseling techniques.

Family counseling involves building a therapeutic relationship between a family unit and counselor. Treatment is aimed at improving family function by addressing and processing family issues, stressors, and relationships.

Interactive therapy involves a therapeutic relationship between a very young child and a counselor. Treatment is aimed at processing personal issues, addressing client needs, and fulfilling client goals, through the use of play, interactive, and behavioral counseling techniques.

Social Rehabilitation services involve assisting the client with improving interpersonal relationship skills, social skills, and community functioning by providing structured and supervised social opportunities.

Case management services involve establishing community relations and linkages with other service providers and assist in community outreach referrals and client follow-ups.

Telehealth services involve communication and engaging in services to include the practice of assessment, diagnosis, consultation, treatment, and psychoeducation using interactive audio, video, or data communication.