Counseling services for adults, children, adolescents, couples and families who are experiencing distress or crisis.
SERVICES
Mental Health Counseling Services
Assessment and diagnosis of mental health disorders, treatment planning, and clinical intervention utilizing individual and family treatment modalities. Frequently treated diagnoses include depression, bipolar disorders, anxiety and adjustment disorders, OCD, PTSD and trauma-related disorders, ADHD, behavioral problems, eating disorders, child abuse/neglect history, grief and loss, and pervasive developmental disorders.
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Anger Management Group
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Substance Abuse Services
Substance abuse assessment and treatment, DUI classes, marijuana expungement services, and drug screens. We will collaborate with other agencies as needed (ie court systems, Probation and Parole, DCBS...)
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DUI Services
State-approved DUI assessment, education and training services.
20-hour Prime for Life education class
Individual and group treatment options.
Education class offered twice weekly, allowing completion of 20 hours in 3.5 weeks (for those with 1st DUI that meet other legal requirements). Daytime and weekend substance abuse groups offered to accommodate work schedules.
Peer Support Services
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Peer support services are non-clinical, strengths-based interventions where trained individuals with lived experience of mental health or substance use disorders (peers) support others in their recovery journey. Workers use their personal recovery journey to offer unique understanding, validation, and relatability. Services include peer mentoring/coaching, supporting recovery goals, facilitating support groups, and assisting with resource connection (e.g., housing, employment).
Relationship Counseling
Relationship counseling services for couples, a parent/child relationship, or any other relationship in distress. Relationship counseling helps establish healthy boundaries, effective communication, conflict resolution strategies, and empathic thinking to improve quality of the relationship.
Batterer Intervention Program
Program is approved by Zero V as required by the State of Kentucky. A 32-week education program that makes victim safety its primary priority, holds offenders accountable, and promotes a coordinated community response to domestic violence. Provides offenders who use violence with the opportunity and skills to change the behavior, beliefs, and attitudes that support their use of violence against intimate partners.
Group meets weekly. Open group can be joined any time.
Targeted Case Management
Case management services include a comprehensive needs assessment, assistance in identifying and accessing resources, and coordination of wrap-around services. TCM supports clients in accessing safety, housing, employment, benefits/services, doctors, transportation, or other identified needs of the client/family. Service available only to persons with Medicaid health coverage.
EMDR and Brainspotting
EMDR and brainspotting are treatment approaches that allows therapists to access emotions on a deeper level and to target the physical effects of trauma that is “stored” in the body and can alter the way the brain works. Commonly used to treat trauma; also used to treat addiction and other mental health conditions.
Relationship Counseling
Relationship counseling services for couples, a parent/child relationship, or any other relationship in distress. Relationship counseling helps establish healthy boundaries, effective communication, conflict resolution strategies, and empathic thinking to improve quality of the relationship.
Pre-Divorce Counseling
Pre-Divorce Counseling provides opportunity for divorcing families to proactively lay foundation for establishing a plan that separates the marital relationship from parenting, guidance on meeting children's needs as they adjust to divorcing parents (including how and when to tell the children), and lay a foundation to go through divorce process in peace.
Mediation
Mediation is different from other forms of conflict resolution. The mediator helps facilitate settlement negotiations in an impartial and neutral manner. The mediator does not provide therapy or counseling, and does not provide financial, legal, or other professional advice.
Collaborative Divorce Coach
Divorcing couples agree to resolve issues outside of court to decrease adversarial impact of divorce and to maximize input and choice. Three independent disciplines work together as a team to integrate the legal, emotional and financial aspects of separation/divorce. The Coach supports the couple in communicating effectively, identifying and prioritizing needs and concerns, utilizing effective conflict resolution strategies, and laying a foundation for positive co-parenting.