Client Area
Where do I start?
How do I know if therapy is right for me or my family?
- Are you concerned about a behavior, feeling, or something you are doing?
- Has this behavior or feeling gotten worse in the past few weeks?
- Are you finding it more difficult than usual to cope with things?
- Are you having trouble concentrating at work or school?
Therapy can help individuals and families overcome challenges, regain a sense of control/pleasure in life, and experience emotional growth by exploring behaviors, emotions, life problems or events, and by building on existing strengths. Therapy can help clients feel more equipped to handle life's challenges. For some, therapy can target specific issues or problems, including depression, anxiety, or trauma. For others, therapy can be seen as a form of life coaching or a way to optimize satisfaction and achieve greater levels of happiness.
Therapy for Kids
Younger children often have emotions they cannot describe or handle, so, they act out.
Play therapy is a treatment method involving therapeutic play to help your child tap into those feelings and learn to manage them in a healthy way.
Play therapy differs from regular play in that the therapist helps children to address and resolve their own problems. Play therapy builds on the natural way that children learn about themselves and their relationships in the world around them.
Through play therapy, children learn to communicate with others, express feelings, modify behavior, develop problem-solving skills, and learn a variety of ways of relating to others. Play provides a safe psychological distance from their problems and allows expression of thoughts and feelings appropriate to their development.
Prepare
Enrich
I&A's providers are trained PREPARE/ENRICH Facilitators
Whether you're taking a premarital inventory or just need a couples' checkup, the PREPARE/ENRICH relationship assessment is one of the best, most effective relationship tools.
- Identify strength/growth areas
- Explore personality traits
- Strengthen communication skills
- Resolve conflicts/reduce stress
- Compare family backgrounds
- Comfortably discuss finances
- Establish personal, couple, and family goals
If you already have a login code, click here to access the Couple's Login and begin the Couple's Assessment!
For more information on how to identify the unique strengths and potential growth areas of your premarital or married relationship, please contact us!
Children of Divorce
For children, divorce can be stressful, sad and confusing. At any age, kids may feel uncertain about what life will be like, or angry at the prospect of mom and dad splitting up for good. Divorce isn’t easy, but as a parent you can make the process and its effects less painful for your children.
Helping your kids cope with your divorce means providing stability in your home and attending to your children’s physical and emotional needs with a reassuring, positive attitude. To make this happen, you’ll need to take care of yourself and work as peacefully as possible with your ex. It won’t be a seamless process, but your children can move forward feeling confident in your unconditional love.
The video below was produced by Family Life and displays the effects of divorce on children. A child of divorced parents is interviewed here in a heart-wrenching tale of the pain inflicted on those most vulnerable in the family.
Client Forms
If you are a new client, please complete the Adult Intake Packet and bring the completed forms along with your driver’s license (or photo ID) and insurance card to your appointment. If we will be seeing your child, and/or they will be participating in the session, please complete a Minor Release Packet for each child and have (or help) them complete an Adolescent Intake Evaluation (13-17 y/o) or a Child Intake Evaluation (3-12 y/o).- Adult Intake Packet
- Adolescent Intake Evaluation
- Child Intake Evaluation
- Minor Release Packet
- Insurance Authorization
- Release of Information
- Coordination of Care
If you have been in our care and did not have insurance, but recently obtained insurance; the Insurance Authorization form must be completed and signed in order for us to bill your insurance company.
If you need us to speak with a family member, attorney, teacher, parent, etc, please complete the Release of Information.
In order to coordinate care or discuss treatment with your doctor, primary care physician, psychiatrist. etc., complete and sign the Coordination of Care.
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