Our treatment approach is specifically designed to work with families who may find changes difficult and to help them resolve problems resulting in tangible, positive outcomes.
Strategic Therapy works to correct incongruent family hierarchy (putting parents back in charge) and strengthens the family.
Strategic specializes in helping clients with issues involving juvenile delinquency, domestic violence, sexual abuse, early intervention needs, inappropriate social behavior, depression, and suicidal thoughts.
Maintaining children and adults safely in the community and with their families is our priority. We recently added a greater continuum of services to accomplish this goal.
Intensive In-Home Counseling
At Strategic, we work in the homes of families whose children are at risk of being removed. We strive to preserve and reunify families and maintain children safely in their homes and communities.
Evidence-Based Brief Strategic Family Therapy (BSFT)
BSFT is a family-focused, evidence-based therapy for children and adolescents 6- to 18 years old that successfully helps improve a youth's behavior by improving family interactions.
BSFT provides families with the tools to overcome individual and family risk factors.
Intensive Care Coordination
Our staff work with families of children 6- to- 12 years of age who have had repeated interventions with Children & Youth Services, Juvenile Probation Office, Behavioral Health Facilities, or Drug & Alcohol use. Through care coordination with the family and community collaterals, our team develops the most appropriate and least restrictive service plan to reduce the child's behavior and reduce recidivism.
Evidence-Based Functional Family Therapy (FFT)
FFT works primarily with 11- to 18-year-old youth who have been referred for behavioral or
emotional problems by the juvenile justice, mental health, school or child welfare systems.
Casey Life Skills & Life Skills
The Casey Life Skills Program is used for our Life Skills Program and helps identify specific areas of need for the individual to develop goals. A more intensive level of independent living skills services required to meet the specific needs of youth identified in a service plan; may be for services in a specific area.
Mental Health Evaluation
Detailed information is gathered about an individual's current and previous difficulties in order to provide recommendations for the most appropriate treatment.
Substance Abuse Counseling
INDIVIDUAL and/or FAMILY Counseling conducted by a CSAC or Licensed Person with Substance Abuse experience. Counseling occurs weekly utilizing theoretical approaches such as Harm Reduction, Motivational Interviewing, 12-steps, Seeking Safety, and psychoeducation to address addiction, or substance abuse diagnoses to help youth and families move towards the path of recovery.
Substance Abuse Evaluation
Individual Counseling Focusing on Managing Recovery but discussing factors of relapse and developing relapse prevention plans. This is for youth who have already received treatment and are trying to maintain recovery and need additional support. They may also attend 12-step support groups as a part of their recovery process.
Substance Abuse Relapse Prevention
Individual Counseling Focusing on Managing Recovery but discussing factors of relapse and developing relapse prevention plans. This is for youth who have already received treatment and are trying to maintain recovery and need additional support. They may also attend 12-step support groups as a part of their recovery process.
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