Individual, couples, family, and group therapy services are offered both in-person and telehealth.
Treatment specializations include:
Behavioral health has changed significantly due to the COVID-19 public health emergency. In response to the pandemic, our mental health providers can offer telehealth services.
Specialty Services and Group Therapy
Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment (IOP): This group meets three times per week for three hours each session during this critical stage of substance abuse recovery. Meetings typically take place Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Once the individual has stabilized, they may step down to our ongoing Relapse Prevention Program.
Relapse Prevention Support Groups: This ongoing support group helps those who have achieved sobriety maintain this life-altering accomplishment. Groups are one hour and are offered three nights per week on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings.
Anger Management Treatment: This eight-week individual program combines psychoeducation, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and mindfulness practices to gain insight into anger triggers, develop effective coping strategies, and increase emotional resilience. The individualized format provides a safe and supportive environment to explore unique life experiences and work toward personal growth.
Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluations: Family Resource Associates (FRA) offers comprehensive diagnostic evaluations for adolescents. An evaluation can assess any of the following:
In collaboration with the referral source, an experienced FRA clinician begins by establishing clear goals and evaluation questions to be answered as a result of the evaluation. The clinician then conducts a series of sessions with the youth, family members, and designated collateral resources to gather information; as well as access and review of necessary records from educators and treatment providers so that a clear narrative of the youth can be created. Using this data, and data collected from administered standard measures, the clinician can formulate a diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and future risk if needed.
Having a historical and current narrative of the youth including family system, medical, and academics, as well as an accurate diagnosis, understanding of risk to self or others, and treatment recommendations allows for more timely and meaningful treatment of that youth.
Treatment specializations include:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Trauma recovery and healing
- Panic Attacks and Phobia
- Sexual and gender identity exploration
- Relationship Problems
- Medical and Health concerns
- Grief and Loss
- Career challenges
- Stress Management
- Addiction & Recovery
- Parenting and Family Issues
- Conflict Resolution
- Post partum depression
- Serious mental illness
- IVF and family expansion challenges
- Anger management
Behavioral health has changed significantly due to the COVID-19 public health emergency. In response to the pandemic, our mental health providers can offer telehealth services.
Specialty Services and Group Therapy
Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment (IOP): This group meets three times per week for three hours each session during this critical stage of substance abuse recovery. Meetings typically take place Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Once the individual has stabilized, they may step down to our ongoing Relapse Prevention Program.
Relapse Prevention Support Groups: This ongoing support group helps those who have achieved sobriety maintain this life-altering accomplishment. Groups are one hour and are offered three nights per week on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings.
Anger Management Treatment: This eight-week individual program combines psychoeducation, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and mindfulness practices to gain insight into anger triggers, develop effective coping strategies, and increase emotional resilience. The individualized format provides a safe and supportive environment to explore unique life experiences and work toward personal growth.
Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluations: Family Resource Associates (FRA) offers comprehensive diagnostic evaluations for adolescents. An evaluation can assess any of the following:
- Complex trauma
- High-risk behaviors such as firesetting or sexualized behaviors
- Chronic emotional dysregulation
In collaboration with the referral source, an experienced FRA clinician begins by establishing clear goals and evaluation questions to be answered as a result of the evaluation. The clinician then conducts a series of sessions with the youth, family members, and designated collateral resources to gather information; as well as access and review of necessary records from educators and treatment providers so that a clear narrative of the youth can be created. Using this data, and data collected from administered standard measures, the clinician can formulate a diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and future risk if needed.
Having a historical and current narrative of the youth including family system, medical, and academics, as well as an accurate diagnosis, understanding of risk to self or others, and treatment recommendations allows for more timely and meaningful treatment of that youth.
