Individual Therapy

Individual therapy refers to one-on-one mental health treatment services via in-person or virtual through telehealth with a trained counselor. Individual therapy is personalized to meet one’s personal mental health needs. It involves a clinical assessment of presenting symptoms and setting measurable therapeutic goals. There is opportunity to processes one’s past trauma and life history or learn how to manage symptoms or triggers in order to a live a healthy life.

Family Therapy

Family therapy is like individual therapy but aims to address the psychological, behavioral, and emotional issues impacting the mental health of the family unit.

Couples therapy

Couples therapy focuses on improving relationship satisfaction and conflict resolution between intimate couples.

On-Site School-Based Counseling

The Encompassing Center partners with local public, private and charter schools within the service delivery area to provide onsite counseling services, psychoeducational groups, and behavioral health support to students and families.

Narrative Exposure Therapy

Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET) is a short-term treatment for individuals with complex trauma. This 6-session treatment can be requested during the intake process. These sessions will involve narrating one’s entire life story through a
Lifeline- which highlights the behavioral patterns and make meaning of difficult life experiences. NET allows individuals to reprocess and integrate these experiences into a short-written biography at the end of treatment.

Case Management

Case management services provide coordination, support and advocacy in other areas that impact mental health whether it is vocational, educational, benefits, or other community resources.

Trauma-Informed Training and Education

Community partners may reach out to the Encompassing Center with any training requests. Trainings can be provided for psychoeducation purposes on various mental health topics.

Specialized Groups: Anger Management, Parent Coaching, Men’s and Women’s Group

Anger Management services are provided by the Encompassing Center’s clinicians who are Certified Anger Management Specialist-I through the National Anger Management Association. Anger management services can be 1-on-1 and requested at intake. Community organizations can request this as a service for a group of individuals if needed.

Community Partnership, Collaboration and Outreach

The Encompassing Center is open to partnership with local community organizations to alleviate barriers such as long waitlist for mental health counseling, tabling at community events, and working together to break stigma around mental health.

Peace Circle Keeper Facilitation

The Encompassing Center provides space for the community to build a healing relationship with one another. Peace Circles uses the circle as a restorative justice practice where community occurs through celebration, open discussion, consensus on issues impacting our communities, grief and loss, creative problem-solving, healing of trauma, and more.

Women’s Grief Group

Did you know you can grieve the loss of someone that is physically present?…. the loss of a dream job?… did you know feelings of grief can last for years??

Session 1: February 13th-April 24th 2nd/4th Thursdays
1-2pm Virtual

Our Women’s Group will provide a safe space and fellow ship with other women to explore the types of Grief/Grief Reactions, Everyday Effects of Grief,

Asking for Help with Grief, Living Life While Grieving, Coping Skills for Grief, and more!

For More Information: Please contact Rachel Kirkes 872-341-5520


 

Suicide Prevention Training flyer

QPR Suicide Prevention Training

Virtual or in-person training options 90-minute sessions.
Why Attend? – Recognize the warning signs of suicide -How to Offer Hope – How to Get Help and Save Lives