Equips clients to identify early physiological and emotional warning signs of anger, empowering them with healthy coping strategies and problem-solving techniques to de-escalate and resolve conflicts constructively.

Provides one-on-one, individualized behavioral therapy delivered directly in the client's home. Focuses on reducing challenging behaviors while developing key skills in communication, social perspective-taking, emotional regulation, self-awareness, and empathy. This service seamlessly integrates alongside Skills Training, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and family reunification programs.

Delivers structured social skills instruction in a peer group setting for children and adolescents. Clients complete at least six individual sessions to master foundational skills and group norms before joining a cohort of four or more peers to generalize and solidify prosocial behaviors.

Offers customized daily living and social skills instruction for children, adolescents, and adults. Each intervention plan is tailored using baseline data and direct observations to target and overcome specific skill deficits.

Designed for children experiencing significant behavioral challenges—including focus/attention deficits, demanding or refusal behaviors, low motivation, verbal aggression, and threats. Emphasizes establishing adaptive behaviors across all daily settings to restore healthy overall functioning.

A specialized evaluation conducted by a licensed mental health professional to assess sexual behaviors, psychosexual development, and risk of reoffending in adolescents.

A comprehensive clinical evaluation of psychological health, psychosocial stressors, and functioning. Results are used to formulate therapeutic strategy, care management plans, and inter-agency coordination.

A comprehensive evaluation of cognitive, executive, and neurological functioning. Integrates developmental, genetic, and environmental history with objective testing data to provide precise diagnostic insights and tailored recommendations.

A clinical assessment conducted by a licensed therapist to evaluate how life circumstances, mental health, and parenting capabilities impact a parent's ability to safely and effectively care for their children.

Identifies underlying psychiatric conditions, clarifies cognitive and emotional strengths/weaknesses, and guides treatment planning. Includes clinical interviews, standardized psychometric testing, formal analysis, and a detailed feedback conference.

A clinical assessment combining structured interviews and validated psychometric testing to determine risk levels and intervention needs for juveniles involved in sexual offenses or concerning behaviors.

Utilizes ASAM criteria and the DSM-5 to evaluate substance use disorders (including alcohol, nicotine, illicit drugs, and prescription medications). Includes a detailed substance use history, six-dimension ASAM risk assessment, formal diagnosis, and level-of-care recommendations.

In-depth clinical evaluations tailored to specific age groups to identify trauma-related impacts and needs. Assessment results guide individual treatment plans and support systems for long-term recovery.

A structured 6-session coaching program designed to help separated or divorced parents establish positive communication, aligned expectations, and effective co-parenting practices centered on the child's well-being.

An intensive, in-home crisis intervention service for high-risk families referred by community agencies (e.g., DHS). Focuses on stabilizing the home environment, providing real-time parent coaching, and preventing out-of-home placements.

A flexible, supportive program that uses active modeling techniques to teach effective parenting strategies and strengthen parent-child attachment bonds.

Provides professional, hands-on family support to complement Behavior Intervention, Reunification, and PCIT programs. Parent Aides model effective caregiving, assist with daily routines, and establish consistency within the household.

A 10-week psychoeducational group program for parents. Weekly sessions focus on essential topics including healthy attachment, behavioral management strategies, routines, and family structure.

An evidence-based, hands-on intervention (typically 14 weeks) designed to build positive parenting skills, manage behavior, and foster secure attachments for families experiencing strain or reunifying after separation.

Specialized therapy delivered by dually licensed clinicians to assist individuals recovering from substance use disorders involving alcohol, nicotine, prescription drugs, or illicit substances.

Utilizes real-time visual and auditory displays of physiological stress responses to train clients in deep, regulated breathing and self-calming techniques to manage anxiety and physiological stress.

A therapist-facilitated group program teaching core Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills, including mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness.

Individual, family, and couples therapy designed to help clients understand emotional and behavioral patterns while building goal-directed skills. Modalities include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), EMDR, and Play Therapy.

A structured treatment protocol combining individual workbooks, therapeutic psychoeducation, and sexual boundaries group sessions to process offenses and prevent reoffending.