Individual, Group, & Family Therapy
The Importance of Individual Therapy
Some individuals want to participate in one-on-one therapy sessions to resolve private concerns that they do not want to discuss with friends or relatives. Clients can count on Behavioral & Educational Solutions for any type of required therapy.
Reasons to Seek Group Counseling
In group therapy, a client discusses their problems with unrelated individuals who will also share their experiences. With this therapy, each client learns something from the other clients. An important aspect of these meetings is that clients must maintain confidentiality to protect identities along with what is discussed during the therapeutic sessions. Some of the reasons why clients participate in group therapy include:
- Coping with a traumatic event – such as a violent crime
- Coping with grief – coping with the death of a loved one
- Coping with anger – learning how to cope with anger issues
- Coping with stress – understanding how to manage stress
- Coping with post-partum depression
- Learning how to better raise a child with developmental disability
Each group therapy session at our facility is supervised by a trained mental health counselor.
What Is Family Therapy?
Family therapy is appropriate for parents and children who have experienced divorce, death, financial hardship, abuse, or addiction. In some cases, a family must learn how to cope with the challenges of caring for an elderly relative with dementia or a child with a severe developmental disability. Families may also seek counseling to better communication among members, or to help parents implement effective child behavior plans.
