Therapy Programs
Self-pay and insurance plans accepted for therapy
Sexual Behavior Intervention Program for Youth
This comprehensive, individualized treatment program is designed for adolescents and young adults who have engaged in sexually harmful behaviors and need specialized clinical intervention to address their behaviors, understand the factors contributing to them, and develop the skills necessary to make lasting changes. The program is available to both adjudicated and non-adjudicated youth, including those referred by courts, probation departments, treatment providers, families, or other concerned parties.
Treatment consists of weekly individual therapy over approximately 8–12 months. The program utilizes the Pathways curriculum as its primary framework and incorporates additional evidence-informed therapeutic interventions tailored to each client's developmental level, individual needs, treatment goals, and areas of concern. Treatment is individualized rather than limited to completing a standardized curriculum, allowing clinical work to address the specific behaviors, circumstances, and needs of each client.
Treatment may address understanding the impact of sexually harmful behaviors, accountability and responsibility, consent and personal boundaries, healthy relationships, emotional regulation, decision-making, cognitive distortions, empathy, and the development of appropriate coping and interpersonal skills. Treatment goals are established according to each client's needs and progress, with an emphasis on developing safer behavioral patterns, strengthening protective factors, and supporting long-term behavioral change.
Clients are required to purchase their own Pathways workbook (approximately $40) and complete assigned homework to reinforce concepts and practice skills between sessions. Families are also required to purchase the accompanying Healthy Families workbook to support family involvement and reinforce treatment concepts outside of therapy. Family therapy is provided monthly as clinically indicated to address relevant family dynamics, strengthen support systems, and help caregivers support the client's continued progress.
When required, monthly treatment progress updates are provided to courts, probation officers, and caseworkers to support communication, accountability, and coordination among the professionals involved in the client's care.
The goal of treatment is to help youth develop a deeper understanding of their behaviors, take appropriate responsibility for their actions, build healthy relationship skills, and establish the knowledge and strategies necessary to maintain safe, respectful, and responsible behaviors over time.
Adult sexual offender program for misdemeanor offenses and those awaiting trial
Consent & Boundaries for SPB
The Consent & Boundaries Program is a structured, individualized 6–8 week intervention designed for youth who have engaged in lower-level sexually problematic behaviors, as well as youth and families seeking proactive education about healthy sexual behavior.
The program addresses age-appropriate understanding of sexual laws, consent, personal boundaries, healthy relationships, and concerns related to pornography. Treatment objectives are tailored to each client's individual needs, developmental level, and presenting concerns, with an emphasis on education, accountability, informed decision-making, and the development of safe and respectful behaviors.
This program is available to both adjudicated and non-adjudicated youth. It may also be appropriate for parents who want to help their children develop a clear understanding of consent, personal boundaries, and the laws surrounding sexual behavior.
For cases requiring professional oversight, monthly treatment progress updates can be provided to courts, probation officers, and caseworkers, as required.
The goal is to provide focused, practical intervention that promotes understanding, reduces the likelihood of future problematic behaviors, and supports the development of healthy, respectful boundaries.
Family Reunification
Relapse Prevention/Aftercare
This program provides structured aftercare services for clients transitioning from a residential or Youth Development Campus (YDC) program for sexually harmful behaviors back into the community. Clients must enter the program with an established Relapse Prevention Plan or Good Lives Plan to guide ongoing treatment and support continuity of care.
Services focus on reinforcing and monitoring the implementation of individualized prevention strategies, addressing challenges associated with community reintegration, developing healthy relationships, strengthening decision-making skills, and promoting the continued use of safe, responsible, and prosocial behaviors.
Monthly treatment progress updates will be provided to courts, probation officers, and caseworkers as required.
The goal of aftercare is to support a successful transition to the community, reinforce treatment gains, promote accountability, and reduce the risk of future sexually harmful behaviors.
General Mental Health Counseling
This is a weekly to biweekly individual therapy program. This program focuses on consent, boundaries, and sexual laws. It also addresses dynamic risk factors (crimonogenic needs) to reduce risk for continued behavior. Probation reports and/or signature sheets will be emailed monthly.
This program is structured to reunify families after there is intrafamilial sexual abuse. This program determines readiness for reunification and follows strict evidenced based guidelines.
Individual therapy using a person-centered, CBT approach, either in person or telehealth, focusing on issues related to anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, and other issues. Contact therapist to see if it is a fit.