Therapeutic services are individualized, client-centered, integrative, and culturally competent, using Evidence-Based approaches that best meet the clinical needs of the child/family. The goal is to reduce symptoms and to improve clients' psychosocial functioning. Approaches include, but are not limited to: Crisis Intervention, Cognitive-Behavioral, Functional Family Therapy, Parent-Child Interaction, trauma-focused CBT, Multisystemic, and Motivational Interviewing all within a cross-cultural final framework.
Therapy provided to child, adolescent, adult treatment on an hourly schedule, at the center or via zoom if needed. Interventions are initiated following an assessment. When the client is a child or youth, a collateral family session service (on as needed bases) or a family component may be included a few minutes at the end of each session when clinically advisable. Individual therapy is billed on a per session basis, based on clinician’s time. Joint sessions are considered one session and based on one clinician’s time
Treatment provided to two or more individuals from an identified family system with focus of the interventions being to address family concerns, strengthen family relationships, patterns of communication, improve inter-personal boundaries, guidance and support responsible behaviors for the family. The goals and objectives developed are implement in a focused and skills building matter. Examples of family therapy include but not limited to parent/child, sibling dyad, couples, and members of a family where needed or advisable. Family therapy is billed on a per session basis, based on clinician’s time, regardless of number of family members in the session.
Treatment is an Evidence-Based (cognitive-behavioral intervention as well as motivational interviewing) program designed for adults. Both perspectives are integrated structurally to provide the participant with tools that have been proven effective in managing anger. The individual and group sessions are conducted by culturally competent and solution-oriented professionals who are certified by the National Anger Management Association.
Note:
If a referral is due to a child’s emotional, cognitive, relational, or behavioral difficulties affecting his/her functioning, funding source: CSA/FAPT or Medicaid.
If the referral is due to parental concerns and the child does not meet the criteria for Medicaid, the funding source: CSA/FAPT.
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