Outpatient Group Programs

Achieve Results with Outpatient Sessions

 The first step in the outpatient process is creating a schedule and a treatment plan tailored to your needs. Our programs are designed to help strengthen life by developing coping skills. We help set clear goals, provide support, practice healthy coping skills and emotional regulation, and create an individualized plan based on your needs.

Our programs are designed to meet our client’s needs. We take an individualized approach to this treatment. The evidence-based practices we use are; EMDR, Expressive Therapies, Mindfulness, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy and Sand Tray Therapy. Counselors also provide guidance in the development of the behavioral skills necessary to negotiate life’s most challenging situations through independent skill building, connecting with community resources, and ensuring community resource education. We use SAMHSA Co-Occurring Model, the SAMHSA Peer Support Model, and the SAMHSA Supportive Employment model.

Goals

Our goal is to ensure the client has the skills to reduce their need for hospitalization, crisis services, substance use, and self-harm. This service is offered to adults. We’ll schedule the treatments that will best support your transition back into everyday life on a flexible basis.

Group Sessions

When the group shares their experiences, everyone in the group gains by understanding how the topics relate to their own lives. The connection the group gains alleviate feelings of loneliness, guilt, and shame.

The evidence-based practices we use are EMDR, Expressive Therapies, Mindfulness, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Counselors also provide guidance in the development of the behavioral skills necessary to negotiate life’s most challenging situations through independent skill building, connecting with community resources, and ensuring community resource education. We use SAMHSA Co-Occurring Model, the SAMHSA Peer Support Model, and the SAMHSA Supportive Employment model.