Teen Support Group for the Summer!

Individual therapy consists of working one-on-one with a licensed  therapist in a supportive setting. In this safe and secure environment a  person can delve into the feelings, belief systems, and behavior  patterns, which underlie challenges or obstacles they currently face.  Therapy may involve unearthing significant memories, or recognizing  areas where the client wants to make changes. Developing self-awareness  and a deeper understanding of themselves and other people can also be  part of a personal-growth journey a client can experience when working  with a competent therapist.

Family therapy is a type of psychotherapy family members participate in  to help address internal conflicts within the family unit and learn  healthier ways to communicate. Mental health professionals such as a  psychologist, licensed clinical social worker, or a licensed therapist  normally provide family therapy services. Some problems family therapy  deals with include marital or financial stress; troubled relationships  among family members; or  the influence of drugs, alcohol, or a mental  disorder, which affect all family members.

Family therapy is a type of psychotherapy family members participate in  to help address internal conflicts within the family unit and learn  healthier ways to communicate. Mental health professionals such as a  psychologist, licensed clinical social worker, or a licensed therapist  normally provide family therapy services. Some problems family therapy  deals with include marital or financial stress; troubled relationships  among family members; or  the influence of drugs, alcohol, or a mental  disorder, which affect all family members.

Play therapy offers children a safe, supportive space to express themselves, process emotions, and work through challenges using the natural language of play. Through toys, art, games, and imaginative activities, children are able to explore their thoughts and feelings in a way that feels comfortable and developmentally appropriate. Guided by a trained therapist, play therapy helps improve emotional regulation, social skills, self-esteem, and coping strategies, making it an effective approach for addressing anxiety, trauma, behavioral issues, and life transitions.

Accelerated Resolution Therapy (A.R.T.) is a cutting-edge and evidence-based therapeutic approach designed to provide rapid relief for individuals facing trauma, anxiety, stress-related disorders, and more. A.R.T. combines established therapy techniques with innovative eye movement protocols to facilitate the swift processing and resolution of distressing memories. This non-invasive method aims to reprogram the brain's response to traumatic experiences, leading to accelerated healing and improved emotional well-being. With its focus on efficiency and lasting results, ART offers a unique and promising avenue for those seeking transformative healing experiences.

For clients who have .157 presumptions, the Domestic Violence Inventory (DVI) assessment is a crucial tool employed in therapy to systematically evaluate and measure the extent and impact of domestic violence within interpersonal relationships. This structured inventory is designed to identify patterns of abuse, assess the severity of violence, and uncover underlying factors contributing to the abusive behavior. Conducted by skilled professionals, the DVI provides a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics involved, aiding in the development of tailored intervention plans for both victims and perpetrators. By utilizing the DVI, therapists can gather vital information to support survivors and implement effective strategies to break the cycle of domestic violence.

A Physical Abuse Risk Assessment is a specialized evaluation tool employed by therapists to systematically evaluate the likelihood of physical harm within relationships. Conducted by trained professionals, this assessment aims to identify risk factors associated with physical abuse, evaluating the severity and frequency of violent incidents. Through a careful examination of relevant factors such as past incidents, mental health, and substance abuse, the assessment provides a comprehensive understanding of the potential for harm. This information is critical in developing targeted intervention plans to ensure the safety of individuals involved and to facilitate the prevention of future incidents of physical abuse.

**WAITLIST CLOSED** Elements of Motivation provides Home Based Clinical Services. For individuals and families who are unable to attend sessions in the office, due to a variety of reasons, our Therapists will come to your home or a mutually agreed upon public location that you feel comfortable receiving services.  Tailored to address a variety of mental health concerns, in-home therapy offers convenience for those with mobility challenges or scheduling constraints. With a focus on creating a therapeutic environment within the home, this approach ensures that clients can explore and work through their emotional well-being in a space that feels both comfortable and supportive. To inquire if you are eligible for in home services, please contact our office.  

In-home Community-Based Supportive Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) and Basic Skills Training (BST) offer intensive therapeutic services tailored to individuals, in the comfort of their own homes or communities. This approach empowers individuals in mastering essential life skills. By delivering these crucial services directly within the home, clients receive personalized support to navigate challenges, improve interpersonal skills, and build a foundation for sustainable mental health and well-being. Parenting support, anger management, behavior management, problem identification, communication skills, emotional regulation and identification.