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Intake Process
Complete the initial assessment
The intake process begins with an initial assessment with a counselor/therapist to gather information about you, as well as explore your strengths and challenges and identify your desired goals.
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Create a treatment plan.
​Based on the comprehensive initial assessment, the counselor/therapist will partner with you to create a treatment plan. The treatment plan will contain specific goals and interventions that you and the counselor/therapist have agreed on. Your treatment plan may focus on the following topics:
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Your concern(s) for seeking out treatment
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Your history and the progression of your concern(s)
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Your strengths and resources
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Your concerns for safety (e.g., abuse, current risk of self-harm, previous suicide attempts)
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Your physical and behavioral health issues
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Your social supports and environmental influences (e.g. work situation, income, living situation, neighborhood, family background, friends etc.)
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After completion of the assessment and treatment plan, the counselor/therapist will recommend a course of treatment that best fits your current concerns and needs. These treatment options may consist of the following:
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individual therapy
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group therapy
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family support
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peer support
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psychiatric services
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You and your counselor/therapist will discuss the frequency of sessions, number of sessions, goals, and type of counseling (individual and/or group). These will also be identified on your treatment plan. You and your counselor/therapist will re-evaluate the frequency of your sessions as situations arise and as you progress through your treatment.
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We provide integrated outpatient mental health and substance use services, as well as continuing care for ongoing recovery support.
We provide treatment for a variety of conditions, such as bereavement, partner and parenting problems, domestic violence, treatment of mental illnesses, trauma, and anger management.
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