Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a form of psychological treatment that has proven to be effective for a range of problems, including depression, anxiety disorders, alcohol and drug use problems, marital problems, eating disorders, and severe mental illness. Studies suggest that CBT leads to significant improvement in functioning and quality of life.

Co-Parenting therapy has the goal to help divorced or separated parents work collaboratively to make decisions whether large or small for the benefit of their children. This type of therapy is helpful for parents who are having a hard time finding common ground, communicating, or making routine decisions for the benefit of their child(ren).

Couples counseling is an intimate process between two people who desire to improve their relationship. Regardless of whether you are healing from infidelity, reestablishing trust after a betrayal, or learning how to reconnect in a different season of life, we will walk with you as you learn new communication styles, manage your conflict effectively, and create the relationship you (and your partner) desire.

Parents or individuals who are involved in a custody dispute or other legal matter may need to, or be required to, submit to a court-involved assessment / psychological evaluation to identify their current psychological, personality, cognitive, or emotional functioning. For example, a parent may be required to submit to a substance use evaluation to determine if they have any substance-related issues that may impact their ability to care for themselves or their child.

Child custody evaluations are assessments conducted by mental health professionals to determine what's best for a child. They result in a report for a judge that includes a custody recommendation.