Behavioral Health Therapy

Who We Help

Children struggling with behavioral or social issues at home or in school
At risk youth in danger of harming themselves or others or with DJJ involvement
Children in foster care or at risk of abuse and neglect
Adults in need of support skills to enable them to flourish in everyday life
Adults that need help in parenting skills and managing the demands of children
Any individual in crisis that needs help to regain emotional well-being

Services We Provide

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy is a face-to-face clinical session that lasts for 50 to 60 minutes and is provided one time per week to an individual in a home or school setting.

Individual Therapy

Family Therapy

Family Therapy is a face-to-face clinical session that lasts 50 to 60 minutes and is provided one time per week to a family in a home setting.

Family Therapy

TBOSS

Intensive Individual Therapy (TBOSS) is a face-to-face clinical session provided to an individual that lasts for at least 45 minutes and can be provided more than one time per week in a home or a school setting.

TBOSS

Couple’s counseling

Couple’s Counseling is a face-to-face clinical session with a couple that focuses on issues which are barriers to the couple’s success as good parents.

Couple’s counseling

How to Get Started

Step One

Complete the “Referral for Therapy form”. All referrals will be reviewed within 24 business hours of receipt.

Fill Out Referral Form

Step Two

Insurance eligibility will be checked – we accept Medicaid insurance.

Step Three

We assign your case to a licensed assessor. This assessor will come to your home to speak with the client and caregivers (if applicable) and will complete an initial assessment report for the office. It may take 1-2 weeks for an assessor to contact the client.

Step Four

Once the assessment is provided to the office and reviewed by the clinical team, a determination is made on what therapist would be a good match to fit the client’s needs. The therapist is then assigned to client’s case.

Step Five

The therapist will contact the client/caregiver to schedule an appointment. Appointments may often take place at home, school, daycare, or after-school program.