Activities 

1. Psychological/Psycho-social Assessment

Initial counseling sessions with a child to document child psychological, medical and psycho-social history. During assessment, a thorough intake is conducted to assess child functioning, identify child needs, and establish a personalized treatment plan.

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2. Individual Psychotherapy for Victims of Abuse

One-on-one therapy with a clinician and pre-adolescent or adolescent child, or an adult associated with the child. Weekly sessions are supportive, educational, insight-oriented and behavior modifying. 

3. Group Therapy

As needed, some children participate in group therapy as an adjunct to their individual therapy sessions. Monthly therapy in group settings is for six to eighteen children of similar age, last approximately 60 minutes.

• Expressive Performing Art

• Creative Space Group

• Child Self Esteem

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4. Counseling Non-Abuse Childhood Disorders (on a space available basis)
Counseling is beneficial to parents of a child with the following, and other disorders and traumas. Family and primary victim counseling improves the mental health and well-being of the child.

• Anger Management

• Bullying and Cyberbullying

• Issues of Grief/Loss/Bereavement

• Attention Deficit Disorder

• Low Self-Esteem

• Childhood Depression and Anxiety

• Academic Underachievement

• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder