Our Services
01. Individual Therapy
Individual therapy comprises one-on-one sessions between the client and therapist, where the therapist establishes a safe space for exploring emotions, addressing life challenges, and setting personal growth and change goals. We offer both in-person and virtual options for individual therapy at our clinics. Some of the concerns we can address in individual therapy include, but are not limited to:
Anxiety and Depression
Anger Management
Trauma and Grief
Addiction
Low Self-Esteem
Life Transitions
02.Couples Therapy
Couples therapy is a specialized therapy that targets specific relationship issues and aims to enhance the dynamics between partners. Couples therapy is not only for those facing acute relationship difficulties but also a resource for couples seeking pre-marital counseling or general relational support. We provide both in-person and virtual options for couples therapy at our clinics. Some of the concerns we can address in couples therapy include, but are not limited to:
Pre-Marital
Conflict Management
Communication Issues
Infidelity
Financial Issues
Substance Abuse
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03.Family Therapy
Family therapy is a specialized approach that enhances communication, understanding, and harmony within a family unit. In family therapy, a skilled therapist collaborates with all family members to explore interaction patterns, address conflicts, and cultivate positive change. This therapeutic process aims to fortify relationships, reconcile differences, and promote a healthier family dynamic by identifying and addressing underlying issues. We provide both in-person and virtual options for family therapy at our clinics. Some of the concerns we can address in family therapy include, but are not limited to:
Parenting Issues
Blended Families
Generational Trauma
Grief and Loss
Communication Issues
Parent/Child Relationships
04.Child and Adolescent Therapy
In child and adolescent therapy, a trained therapist works closely with children and teenagers to address emotional, behavioral, and developmental concerns. Young clients are provided a safe and nurturing space through age-appropriate techniques to express themselves, understand their feelings, and develop effective coping strategies. We offer in-person and virtual child/adolescent therapy options at our clinics. Some of the concerns we can address include, but are not limited to:
Trauma
Parent/Child Conflict
Abandonment
Foster Care and Adoption
Cases where CPS is involved
Case Management
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Crisis Intervention/Intensive Services
05.Group Therapy
Group therapy is a therapeutic approach that brings together a small group of individuals facing similar challenges or issues. Guided by a trained therapist, this setting provides a safe space for participants to share experiences, insights, and support in a confidential environment. Group therapy fosters a sense of belonging and community as members connect with others who can relate to their struggles. We offer both in-person and virtual options for group therapy at our clinics. Some of the group therapy topics we offer include, but are not limited to:
Child/Adolescent Groups
Mom Support Groups
Health Professional Support Group
Marital Groups
Young Adult Groups
Recovery Groups
Other Services
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Case Management
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management is a collaborative and client-centered approach to providing services and support to individuals or families facing complex challenges. The primary goal of case management is to enhance the well-being of clients by coordinating and connecting them with appropriate resources and services. This process involves assessment, planning, implementation, coordination, monitoring, and evaluation of the individual's needs and progress.
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Peer/Community Support
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A Peer & Community Support Associate plays a crucial role in providing assistance, understanding, and encouragement to individuals facing various challenges, fostering a sense of community and shared experience. This role involves offering support, guidance, and resources to empower individuals on their journey towards recovery, personal growth, or managing specific life circumstances.
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Supervision
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Clinical supervision for social workers is a structured and collaborative professional development process designed to enhance the skills, knowledge, and ethical decision-making of social workers in a clinical or therapeutic setting. It involves a supervisory relationship between a seasoned, experienced supervisor and a social work professional seeking guidance and support in their clinical practice. To inquire about clinical supervision please email Erica Reevey, LCSW-S, LICSW-S directly at ereevey@essentialembracehealing.com
