TREATEMENT AND INTERVENTIONS

Behavioral health therapeutic modalities are evidence-based, structured techniques used by professionals to treat mental health conditions by changing negative thoughts, behaviors, and emotions. Main therapeutic interventions include: CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), CPT (Cognitive Processing Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy), Mindfulness, SFT (Solution Focused Therapy) and ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy).

Common Behavioral Health Focus Areas: Stress Depression and Anxiety Trauma Crisis Suicide Prevention and Assessment Grief and Loss Sleep Anger Pain related to a chronic medical condition Addiction Lifestyle Change

Each of our Clinical Therapists are trained in a number of different therapeutic skills and intervention options specifically proven in treatment of mental and behavioral health conditions. By working together, we can set goals by developing plans that are individualized— driven towards behavior change that is centered around YOU.

We’ve created an area that reserves a space for you on our current wait list. We utilize this list in order to most effectively provide access to care in efficient manner. You are welcome to notate a specific therapist that you would like to schedule with, otherwise we will work on getting you scheduled with our first available clinician that is both equipped and qualified to meet your individual therapeutic goals. Please know that someone will be in contact with you within 24-48 hours.

Contracted service with Amber Hughes APRN for Psychiatric Medication Management.

ART (Accelerated Resolution Therapy) is a brief, structured psychotherapy that helps people resolve distressing memories and symptoms by reprocessing how those memories are stored in the brain; often in as little as one session. ART integrates eye-movement techniques with image re-scripting to reduce emotional and physiological reactivity while clients stay in control throughout the process. Through ART, clients are able to erase negative images associated with the memories, resulting in the elimination of corresponding triggers while preserving the factual memory.