Art Therapy
Art therapy is a profession in the mental health field that integrates the field of human development and uses creative arts to help individuals or groups improve their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Hospitals and rehabilitation centers have been incorporating art therapy with their traditional programs since the 1940’s.Learn More
Group Therapy
Group Therapy typically involves one or more therapists working with a number of individuals. This practice is widely used for a number of different therapeutic reasons. Group Therapy has proven to be an effective treatment for several conditions such as anger management, conventional therapy, and drug/alcohol abuse.Learn More
Family Therapy
Each and every family is different, with a unique social structure that only applies to them. This is the fundamental belief that family therapy is structured around. If one person has a mental illness or drug addiction, not only can it be a product of their family life but it can also have negative effects on the family as a whole.Learn More
Behavioral Therapy
Our cognitive behavioral therapists seek to find what client’s goals are, and then focuses on helping them attain their goals by teaching rational self-counseling skills. CBT therapists believe that the clients change because they learn how to think differently, and this enables them to act on that learning.Learn More
Recreational Therapy
Recreational Therapy is often used in association with other therapy techniques. As a person starts to positive steps in their therapy, recreational therapy may be used to help them adjust and cope with social situations that may have been very hard for them to participate in before treatment.Learn More
