Individual Psychotherapy
Meet with an experienced therapist for one on one sessions.
Meeting one to one with a therapist who will assist in evaluating, understanding and resolving the client's emotional/psychological issues using proven evidenced based modalities of treatment.
Couples Psychotherapy
Meet with a therapist as a couple to work towards improving your relationship.
Even the best relationships take work. In marital and couples therapy, the therapist will meet with the couple together and help identify and address the relational issues between them; helping to resolve the conflicts in interacting that the two may experience.
Family Psychotherapy
Improve relationships and resolve issues between family members.
Whether between parents and children or between siblings, we can address the myriad of conflicts that may occur in the family system that negatively impact the relationships between family members.
Intensive Outpatient Program
Meet with a group to exchange insights, and share support for one another.
Group counseling led by a therapist brings together a small group of clients who discuss the issues they are experiencing. These meetings serve as a place where the client can explore their problems with the support of others, offering the insight of not only a trained therapist but people who may also be experiencing similar issues.
Medication Management
We provide medication management services to those who attend psychotherapy.
Outpatient medication management involves the initial evaluation of the patient's need for psychotropic medications and their medication history, selecting the medication(s) to be used and ordering a prescription, followed by ongoing medical monitoring of the medications effectiveness and desired outcome by a qualified physician or nurse practitioner. Psychotropic medications are a critical part of the treatment of certain mental health problems with more serious symptoms. Utilizing the right medication can reduce or eliminate symptoms and provide relief. Depending upon the problem being addressed some medication usage is short term and for other serious and persistent psychiatric illnesses may be ongoing. Since psychological research has fully established for over the past thirty years that the combination of medication usage and psychotherapy are far more effective than medication usage alone, Associates in Behavioral Science requires patients to agree to attend psychotherapy in order for us to provide medication management.
