Services Offered

When to Seek Help

Everyday stressors are common; however, when the stress is prolonged or overwhelming and you are not able to cope (for example, you think about it constantly or others are telling you that they think that you need help), it can become physically and/or psychologically harmful.  A “suck it up and keep going” ethos can help in the moment of crisis, but it is not a good tactic afterwards if it keeps you from seeking helpful treatment.

You should consider seeking consultation with a mental health professional if:

  • You are experiencing any symptoms that worry you and/or are causing you distress.
  • Your symptoms are causing significant changes in your relationships.
  • Your symptoms are making it hard to do your job.
  • You are abusing alcohol or drugs to feel better.
  • You are unable to find relief with your regularly used coping skills.
  • You just want or need to talk to someone who can listen.
  • You are thinking about harming yourself or someone else.

Therapeutic Assistance to Adults For:

  • Grief / Loss (including miscarriage, the loss of an infant or child) 
  • Depression (including Bipolar Depression)
  • Worry, Anxiety (including Panic)
  • Insomnia, Nightmares
  • Problems with food and eating
  • Stress (including acute stress and post-traumatic stress)
  • Self-sabotage
  • Anger Problems
  • Problems asserting oneself
  • Problems relating to people (e.g., insecurity or personality clashes)
  • Problems with intimacy
  • Childhood or adulthood physical, sexual, or emotional trauma
  • Marital or relationship conflict
  • Lifestyle imbalances
  • Sexuality (including gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered issues)
  • Not living up to your potential
  • Preoccupation with body image
  • General unhappiness
  • Lack of meaning
  • Life Adjustments
  • Thoughts of harming yourself (suicidal ideation)
  • Workplace Issues (Career / Job Burnout, Conflict)
  • Attentional problems (Adult ADD)
  • Infertility (psychological aspects of)
  • Issues related to law enforcement officers/employees and their families
  • Issues related to fire rescue professionals and their families
  • Issues related to military personnel / veterans and their families

Therapy can be short term or long term, depending on your needs and desires.  It can have targeted, specific goals or it can involve broader self-exploration.  Each person’s therapy can be tailored to their individual situation. 

Psychological Assessments for (Adults & Children)

  • General Psychological
  • Personality Assessment
  • Differential Diagnoses

Psychoeducational Assessments for Children 

  • Gifted
  • ADHD
  • School Placement
  • Learning Disability
  • Mental Retardation
  • Academic Problems
  • Behavior Difficulties

Other Evaluations

  • Memory Functioning
  • Dementia
  • Assisted Reproduction (donor/recipient)
  • Adoption
  • Bariatric Surgery Assessments
  • Forensic Evaluations
  • Guardianship Evaluations
  • Disability Determination Consultative Examinations for:
    • Mental Status Examinations
    • Memory Assessments
    • Intellectual Testing
    • Learning Disabilities
    • Adaptive Functioning