Our Therapy Services

Life provides challenges to everyone at some point. Most times, we are able to address those challenges successfully on our own; however, sometimes, those challenges can become a burden in our lives. Staff at Compass Counseling can assist you in those moments of difficulty in several different ways, including:

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Individual Psychotherapy

Individual therapy involves meeting one-on-one with a therapist to address emotional, social, and/or behavioral concerns.

Available for children, adolescents, and adults

Sessions for children and adolescents always require a parent or guardian for the initial session, and parental or guardian involvement in future sessions will be discussed at that time.

Family

Family therapy can include all family members (nuclear, stepfamilies, and sometimes extended families). The purpose of family therapy is to help families deal with concerns or difficulties that are interfering with how the family functions.

Areas addressed can include (but are not limited to):

  • Improve communication
  • Resolve conflict
  • Use more effective parenting strategies
  • Create an effective home environment
  • Conquer life transitions (i.e. death/grief; divorce; blended families; new baby)
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Marital/Relationships

Couples experience a range of concerns that interfere with the health of their relationship. Therapists can address couples' concerns at any stage of their relationship.

  • Premarital
  • Marital
  • Divorce
  • Post-divorce
  • Co-parenting

Additional Services

  • Presentations on Various Topics
  • Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant (IECMHC)
  • Reflective Supervision/Consultation
  • Comprehensive Community Services (CCS)
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Group Therapy

Group therapy offers participants the opportunity to connect with other people who may be dealing with a similar set of issues. Group members gain valuable insight into their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors through the interpersonal relationships that they develop in the group. One of the most powerful aspects of group therapy is the recognition that we are not alone in the things that we struggle with.