The BPG Counseling Team provides variety of treatment options to meet a wide range of needs. Individual and family counseling helps clients cope with stress and can create a more successful home and school environment. We help clients practice specific skills for relating to peers and controlling their own behavior. We coach clients in study habits and skills for managing their lives. We also provide group-based counseling and skills training. Our comprehensive approach to treatment means we listen, evaluate, counsel, educate, and coordinate services. We are able to provide in-house coordinated services, such as one clinician providing parent coaching while another clinician works with a child in individual therapy. Examples of specific areas and types of support and services include:
Family therapy
- Parent/child relationship, sibling relationships
- Helping parents better understand their child’s mental health diagnosis and how to adapt parenting practices accordingly
- Helping parents to co-parent
- Interventions for transitions
Individual therapy (clinic-based or at school or other treatment setting)
- Evidence-based interventions including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), Trauma Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Seeking Safety, and Managing and Adapting Practices (MAP/MATCH).
- Short-term, solution-focused therapy
- Family systems therapy
- Narrative therapy
- Psychodynamic therapy
Group therapy
- Social Skills groups
Other types
- Diagnosis-related interventions for anxiety (generalized anxiety, OCD, trauma/ PTSD, separation anxiety), depression, autism spectrum disorders, executive functioning disorders, ADHD, behavioral challenges, fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, and more
- School-related challenges (school avoidance and refusal, mental health issues impacting school performance), social skills, executive functioning, learning disabilities, ADHD