Family Counseling Service

read moreThe length of time you may work with a counselor can vary enormously. Counseling may end for any number of reasons. Sometimes people complete their counseling goals sooner than expected and termination is jointly agreed upon and planned for by both counselor and client. Other times, clients simply stop coming to counseling, either because their motivation for change is not high enough, they become anxious about discussing difficult issues, or they don't feel comfortable with their counselor. Termination is actually a natural part of the counseling process, and it provides a learning opportunity.

read moreFamily Counseling Service's psychiatric medication providers and other counseling professionals are available to see clients for virtual "telehealth" sessions or in-person visits, depending on your preference. Telehealth sessions are video appointments that are conducted online via our secure platform. All you need is a smartphone, tablet, or computer with an internet connection. Just like appointments in-person, it's just you and your behavioral health provider having a discussion. While it sounds a little intimidating, most clients find it to be just as helpful as face-to-face appointments.

read moreOur multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, advanced nurse practitioners, clinical medical director, and care coordinators take a comprehensive and person-centered approach to determine if medication services are right for you. Case management by care coordinators whoschedule lab tests and evaluations, facilitate communication between team members, andremove barriers to the treatment process. Psychiatric evaluations by a psychiatrist and advanced nurse practitioners to determine diagnosis and if medication is recommended.

read moreA provocative and revealing seminar that explores African Americans' culture "beneath the surface". We will examine the intra-psychic generational experiences starting with slavery and how these are manifested through the "cultural DNA" of our non-monolithic, African American clients, colleagues, friends, and others. As a sequel to previous seminars on this subject, we will also explore and discuss the impact of the "Black Lives Matters" movement on current and future generations' cultural DNA and our American institutions.