Individual/Family Counselling: Servicing individuals 3 years old and up, our intensive outpatient program blends creative treatment goals and interventions with time tested personality and human development theories.
Typical symptoms/behaviours addressed in counselling are:
| Children/Adolescents | ||
| Adjustment Disorder | Anorexia/Bulimia Disorder | Anxiety Disorder |
| ADHD Disorder | Bi-Polar Disorder | Conduct Disorder |
| Depressive Disorder | Oppositional Defiant Panic | Self-Mutilation |
| Substance/Alcohol Abuse | Sexual Identity | Suicide |
Adults |
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| Adjustment Disorder | Anxiety/Panic Disorder | Bi-Polar Disorder |
| Brief Psychotic Disorder | Depressive Disorder | Pedophilia |
| Post Traumatic Stress | Substance/Alcohol Abuse | |
Treatment
Groups/Educational Classes: Designed to address specific symptoms/behaviors
that act as barriers, groups are a critical component of our services.
Our groups/classes feature 10 participants or less, last 60 to 90 minutes
in length and meet 6 to 12 weeks.
| Treatment Group/Educational Classes Topics | ||
| Academic Achievement | Character Development | Juvenile Delinquency |
| Anger Management | Coping Skills | Marriage Enrichment |
| Attachment/Separation | Developmental Assets | Self Empowerment |
| Betrayal/Wounded | Divorce/Blended Families | Sexual Abuse/Offenders |
| Boundaries/Respect | Fatigue/Depression | Shame & Grief |
| Career Planning | Foster Care/Adoption | Stress Management |
Post-Adoption
Services (Better Basic Behaviors): This program meets the needs
of high-risk youth including foster and adoptive children. Program components
include mentoring, family respite, treatment groups, school suspension
programming, crisis intervention and school liaison services.
Juvenile
Delinquents: Services youth who have returned home and who do
not have an open case with the court system or DHS. The treatment plan
includes individual/family counseling, cultural activities, treatment
groups and career planning.
