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Indulgence in behavior(s) that results in harm to one’s life including the inability to manage or moderate this behavior on one’s own.

Adolescence is between ages 10-19. This stage is characterized by rapid cognitive, physical, and psychosocial growth.

A type of therapy that focuses on processing emotionally charged and/or traumatic memories through bilateral stimulation and eye movement. The science shows: “where you look affects how you feel“ (same approach as EMDR).

Counseling for toddlers and children through age 9.

A process that gathers in formation about someone’s mental, emotional, psychological, learning, and processing conditions to assist in diagnosis and treatment planning.

A process that focuses on improving the quality of therapy by providing support, education, and professional oversight to newer practitioners and licensed clinicians.

CARE Counseling welcomes practicum students, interns, consultation, and those interested in the field for clinical growth and training.

CEs are units that satisfy a licensing board continuing education requirements and provide professionals with training on various topics.

Counseling for couples, partners, spouses, and those who want to sterengthen their relationship or wish to seperate or divorce.

This approach specifically considers aspects of your background and identity in your journey, whether that be culture and cultural traditions, race, religion, family lineage, etc. What is considered a ‘disorder’ in one context may be strength in another.

An involuntary reaction to stress - a person disconnects from their thoughts, feelings, memory, surroundings, and/or sense of self.

Group counseling that consists of a family unit, chosen family, or people closest to you in your support network.

One on one therapy.

An incredibly effective model, IFS can be characterized as a journey that explores parts of yourself that ‘get in the driver’s seat’. This model helps individuals experience lasting change with persistent or particularly stubborn issues.

For all who are queer. It is not therapeutic to receive counseling from someone who doesn’t provide unconditional positive regard. At CARE Counseling, we do - we are also active, unwavering allies.

A modality targets developmental, emotional, and relational deficits that verbal approaches alone cannot address. A psychobiological method informed by polyvagal theory, combines essential aspects of somatic psychotherapy, attachment and developmental theory, psychodynamic therapy, and affective and interpersonal neurobiology.

Neurobiological factors are at the crux of our emotional and psychological experiences. If this information interests you, you can have this as an element of your treatment.

Trauma is anything that was too difficult for the mind and body to process in a given moment - we tend to stereotype traumatic events which is inaccurate and unhelpful. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) was originally characterized by a single-event trauma (car accident, assault, shooting, significant loss, etc).

Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD) is developed through chronic, long-term trauma (domestic violence, ongoing assault, chronic stress exposure, etc).

For kiddos and individuals who need different or extra support in an educational setting.

Therapy intensives are concentrated, often shorter-term therapy programs that focus on specific goals or issues, typically lasting several hours over one or more days.

A specialized form of psychotherapy that aims to help individuals process and heal from the psychological and emotional effects of traumatic experiences.