Our Services

Whether it’s coping with loneliness, managing grief, or adjusting to life transitions, our compassionate team of psychotherapists are equipped to help residents and their families in their time of need.

Individual Counseling

Our licensed staff delivers psychotherapy treatment plans that are consistent, caring, and progressive. Our one-on-one counseling sessions are conducted with patients on-site. We seek to achieve a reduction in the persistence of adverse mental health by implementing evidence based therapy that guides the patient through their fears and concerns to a place of affirmation and self-worth. We find that over the course of a treatment cycle the residents come to expect more from themselves, and are more interactive with staff, fellow residents, and family members. And of course while we are on-site we are always available for staff to provide guidance and advice with mental and emotional issues. We find that once staff has seen the value of our services we become an integral part of the team supporting residents mental health and well being.

Family Sessions

We understand and empathize with family members who have faced the difficult decision to place their loved one into long-term care. We know that the guilt, stress and pain of seeing a loved one in despair can become overwhelming. We offer family centered counseling sessions with patients and their families to help foster communication and recovery from guilt, abandonment issues, and disappointment. Our goal is to encourage family members and residents in forming problem-solving approaches for creating a positive mental health environment. We believe the power of loved ones to help residents overcome their fears and regain their feeling of independence in the facility environment is essential to a healthy mind and body for all concerned.

The transition from independent living to an assisted living community is traumatic for many residents and can set them on a course of deep depression and anxiety. Often we find that depression, feelings of isolation, worthlessness, and hopelessness pervade their person causing both serious mental and emotional difficulties and can at times lead to aggravated anti-social behavior. Our professionally licensed staff are available for transition counseling to identify areas where treatment can help residents regain a healthy mental, emotional, and social standing. We conduct an initial intake assessment and interview to identify and diagnose the mental health of residents. The findings from this psychological assessment help establish a diagnosis and are used in formulating an individual treatment plan for the resident.

Transition Counseling