Our Counseling Services

A 10 or 16 week program, that meets once a week, following a structured curriculum to deal with identification as well as management of emotion and cognitive restructuring.

Psycho-educational program for clients who consistently make bad decisions in their life. This course is designed to offer tools to make better decisions and to better handle obstacles. This course would be beneficial but not limited to clients who have charged related to shoplifting, property destruction, forgery, or theft. Participants will have the opportunity to identify negative patterns and implement new tools and behaviors to minimize negative outcomes. Eight hours to complete.
Topics Covered: Stress Management, Value Clarification, Self Esteem, Community Responsibility, Positive Choices, Budgeting, Communication Decision Making, Personal Responsibility

18 groups a week, Monday through Thursday, and Saturday mornings in order to provide flexible, as well as accessible, services for our clients. Gender specific domestic violence groups are also available.

This service is personalized for either mandated or self-referred clients. It is recommended for individuals requiring 1:1 services or for those with issues that would be difficult to be addressed in a group setting. Some issues of concern would include: marital difficulties, sexual abuse, grief and loss, divorce recovery, depression, anxiety, and medication monitoring. 

Some clients with suspended drivers licenses are required by the MVD to complete an MVD revocation pack, which includes being screened by a licensed substance abuse counselor. We offer these screenings as one of our services. 

Class for young people that is tailored to age group of participants. Biological and physiological changes may promote risk taking behavior which can lead to early age alcohol and drug experimentation. The goal is to influence knowledge and motivate young people while providing the skills for better choices and quality of life. Five hours to complete.

A 36 or 52 week program following an approved curriculum for domestic violence offenders with felony chargers. 

A 16 to 20 week group program for individuals who have completed a treatment program and/or are currently sober and needing to gain relapse prevention skills. Each individual will complete a relapse prevention plan to take with them to assist in future prevention initiatives. 

 Program is designed for individuals with charges related to petty theft. The program is designed to explore the personal and social ramifications of illegal theft behavior. Clients are given the opportunity to explore their own values, life goals, and personal stressors that may have been factors involved in the shoplifting behavior. Six hours to complete. Topics Covered: Personal Responsibility, Consequences of Choices, Goal Setting, Stress Management, Values Assessment, Budgeting, Wants vs. Needs, Self Esteem

 24, 36, or 48 sessions for individuals who are screened and identified for current substance abuse treatments. An evidence-based curriculum and program design are utilized for each level of care assigned to each client. Pre and post tests will be administered to gauge the level of change and risk factors based on client feedback. 

This is a one time class dealing with addictions at every level. It will review cause and effect as well as alternate coping skills and services that someone struggling with addictions could turn to in order to help them overcome struggles.