Patient Counseling Options
Help Provider Partners offer Behavior Assessments, Family Counseling, Marriage Counseling, Parenting Support
Behavior Assessments
Why is a student exhibiting challenging behavior?
Behavioral assessments can help you answer that question. They also are helpful in developing a behavioral intervention plan that reduces problem behavior, including positive behavior supports. HELP Therapists focus on conducting behavioral assessments, developing behavior plans, and providing positive behavior supports.
What to Expect from Home-Based Therapy
Couples Counseling
Does it feel like your relationship changed in the blink of an eye?
Perhaps it did, but most often it takes weeks, months, and years for problems to build up between you and your partner. Couples find themselves repeating the same argument and patterns over and over with little to no resolution. As a result, frustrations, tension, disappointments, and hopelessness lead to anger, resentment and distance. While we prefer couples come to counseling before the “breaking point”, most couples put off counseling until “the problem” has overtaken the relationship. Most often couples will talk about needing to do something different but it will take 6 YEARS for a couple to actually reach out and get the support they need. There is no need to be in an unhappy or unfulfilled relationship for that long. We are just a call away to help you to have a better relationship one where you can manage your conflict, deepen your friendship, enhance your intimacy, and create shared dreams and goals.
Family Counseling
Family counselors view families as systems, much like a computer. When one component is not working, other parts tend to be affected. At times families are able to troubleshoot the problem and implement a quick and effective solution to fix it, the system reboots and goes on working. Other times a problem occurs and families get stuck when they attempt to apply old solutions to new problems hoping it will work.
When these typical solutions no longer work families need extra support. Contacting an outside resource, like a family counselor, can be highly beneficial to get families back up and running.
