Our community-based programs provide assistance to families and individuals with complex needs. 

Military Family Life Counseling

Military families face unique challenges. They may struggle with issues such as deployment-related stress, reintegration and pressures of managing parenting and finances while a loved one is deployed. We offer counseling and support services to service members and their families.

Mental Health Treatment

Our therapists and targeted case managers collaborate closely with family members and service team members to ensure that the specific needs of each client are addressed.

Targeted Case Management

We provide dedicated professionals with precisely the right skill sets. Our project/target population focus ensures clarity of vision, dedication to needs, and smooth implementation processes.

COMMUNITY/EDUCATIONAL ADVOCACY

Our staff engage with local community leaders, educators, court officials, including those involved with the Department of Juvenile Justice and the Court Designated Worker program, to assist with identifying and assessing the needs of children/adolescents, adults, their families, and the community. We are involved in implementing solutions and developing strategies to meet the needs of the individual and assist with making recommendations and encouraging action from all parties involved.

In-hOME tHERAPY

Masters degreed therapists provide structured, goal-oriented therapy in the natural environment of families who need assistance recovering from physical, sexual, emotional abuse and neglect. Other issues, including substance abuse, mental illness, personality/behavior disorder, developmental disability, dysfunctional family of origin, and current family dysfunction, may be addressed in the course of treating the abuse/neglect.

Therapists will provide family and/or individual therapy which addresses a wide variety of areas.

Mental Health Screening

Screening is an in home evaluation which includes standardized test instrument(s) to identify strengths and needs of the family. The assessment includes:

• An interview with the adults and children being assessed
• Completion by adults of the Parenting Stress Index
• Additionally, the Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory would be administered if substance abuse is indicated and if approved by the family case manager
• Review of other information sources to verify family's reported history (i.e. previous DCS history, collateral contacts)