This is the most common form of counseling, in which an individual meets one-on-one with a counselor in a safe, caring and confidential environment to share concerns and gain insight of how to overcome obstacles. Individual therapy allows a person to explore feelings, beliefs and behaviors, work through challenging or influential memories, set personal goals and work toward a desired change.

Counselors provide guidance to couples and families who are experiencing issues that affect their mental health and wellbeing of the whole family. Marriage and family therapy brings to light the behaviors of all family members and the way these behaviors affect not only individual family members, but also relationships between family member and family unit as a whole. From there, treatment plans are developed in order to satisfy the needs of each individual and allow the family to work for the benefit and happiness of all.

Psychotherapeutic approach used to help children explore their lives and freely express repressed thoughts and emotions through play. Takes place in a safe, comfortable playroom where various rules are imposed on a child, allowing to observe choices, decisions and play style.

This is a work-based intervention program designed to identify and assist employees in resolving personal problems that may be adversely affecting an employee’s performance in the workplace.

A form of crisis intervention that provides an initial, temporary way of responding to the needs of an individual who just experienced a critical incident. Initial incident stress debriefing is simple and brief in which a counselor works through concerns with an individual.

Psychoeducational groups or individual sessions tailored to the specific needs of a patient. These types of services are structured, set within a timeframe of sessions and curriculum based. Topics for Preferred Care Counseling’s special services have been chosen to fill specific needs that we’ve identified within the community.