What we do is grounded in our roots as a training clinic for psychologists. A learning tradition has paved the way for us to engage continually in conversations and debate about theoretical and practical ways of delivering services. Although built on a psychodynamic base and a belief in the benefits of long-term therapy, we open our clinic and ourselves to finding ways of doing therapy and assessments that are conscious of and relevant to the community we serve.
We do . . . individual therapy, group and family therapy. From a variety of perspectives with a common commitment to being long term. We do foster youth development and transition age support groups. For children and their parents, relatives or foster parents. We do trauma work that includes early screening and assessment for children in their first hours removed from home. We do psychological evaluations that are collaborative and therapeutic.
Services are clinic based, school based, or home based. In short, community based.
What we do depends on what our clients need. And lasts for as long as they need it.
Please let us know how we’re doing!
We would like your feedback about the care you received from us. Your responses help us know how we are doing and how we can do better.
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Thank you in advance for your participation!
The survey should take no more than 3 minutes. Your responses are private and your input is completely voluntary.
If you are involved in our Intensive Care Coordination (ICC) services, please make sure to complete a Child and Family Team (CFT) Survey after each CFT Meeting.
This survey is anonymous and helps us learn directly from you about what works well and how we can improve. (This survey is voluntary / optional.)
Please ask your CFT facilitator if you have any questions or need support with completing this survey.