Services
Drug Court Services:
Specialized programs for those participating in pre-trial service in the drug court system, offering intensive group and individual therapy and support to prevent recidivism and promote personal growth.
Individual Therapy:
One-on-one sessions in a safe, confidential environment. Sessions can be conducted virtually or in person.
Group Therapy
Group therapy is a process through which a small group of people (generally six to ten) meet face-to-face with a trained group therapist to talk about an issue with which all of them are struggling-such as Alcohol / drug issues, grief/bereavement, anger management, eating disorders, living with chronic depression or anxiety, recovering from childhood sexual abuse, etc. We currently facilitate several groups per day, based on need and or agency.
Mandated treatment:
Services are court-ordered programs designed to address mental health and substance use issues. These services are often required as part of legal proceedings, such as probation, parole, or as an alternative to incarceration.
Types of Mandated Treatment: Includes treatment in lieu of incarceration, and participation in drug or mental health court. Our structured programs aim to provide necessary treatment to individuals who might not seek help voluntarily, thereby improving their mental health and reducing the risk of recidivism. Our programs help individuals reintegrate into society more effectively. Mandated treatment services play a crucial role in the criminal justice system by addressing underlying issues that contribute to criminal behavior, ultimately promoting public safety and individual well-being.
Teletherapy:
For those who prefer or require remote services, we offer convenient and accessible online therapy sessions. Our secure teletherapy platform allows you to receive the same high-quality care from the comfort of your home.
Forensic Counseling:
We offer forensic counseling services for individuals involved in the legal system. This includes assessments, evaluations, and therapy for those dealing with issues such as criminal behavior, domestic violence, and court-mandated treatment. Our goal is to provide support and guidance to help clients navigate their legal challenges and work towards positive outcomes.
General Mental Health Counseling:
We provide individual, couples, and family therapy to address various mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, stress, and trauma. Our therapists use evidence-based approaches to help you develop effective coping strategies and achieve your personal goals.
Psychosexual Counseling:
Our psychosexual counseling services address a range of sexual health and relationship issues. We provide a safe and non-judgmental space to explore concerns related to sexual function, intimacy, and sexual identity. Our therapists use a holistic approach to help you achieve a healthy and fulfilling sexual life.
Substance Abuse Treatment Groups & Individual Counseling
Specialized services for individuals involved in the criminal justice system, offering individual, family, and group therapy. We emphasize recidivism prevention and address the correlation between substance abuse, criminal conduct, and mental health. We also provide urinalysis services to ensure sobriety during treatment.
Anger Management Groups
Designed for adults struggling with anger, aggression, and hostility, our program offers a safe, supportive environment to learn effective strategies for managing anger and preventing violence.
Domestic Violence / Batterers’ Intervention Program:
This program focuses on holding offenders accountable, confronting collusion and victim-blaming, and teaching new skills through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). We also increase public awareness of domestic violence and report compliance and noncompliance to probation, courts, and other referral sources.
Forensic Intensive Outpatient Group
High Risk Behaviors & Alcohol Education Program for individuals with pending legal charges related to mental health, alcohol, perpetrators of abuse, and drug-related offenses. This comprehensive 12-week program aims to educate, support, and prevent future high-risk behaviors. Participation requires a 4-hour commitment per week and is by attorney referral only. This program is self-pay only.
Gender Issues Group
Our gender-specific groups address sensitive topics such as relationships, sexuality, LGBTQ+ issues, and intimacy, providing a safe space for both women and men.
Parenting Education Groups
The “Partners in Parenting” program focuses on key areas like parent-child communication, developmental expectations, guidance and discipline, problem-solving, and self-care, helping recovering parents build essential skills.
Non Violent Sex Offender Treatment Program
Aimed at reducing recidivism by helping offenders manage deviant sexual fantasies, develop relapse plans, and create positive environments. Participants must take responsibility for their actions, and co-occurring disorders are addressed holistically
Substance Abuse Counseling:
Our specialized substance abuse counseling services
are designed to help individuals struggling with addiction. We offer comprehensive assessments, individualized treatment plans, and ongoing support to promote recovery and prevent relapse. Our approach includes both individual and group therapy sessions.
Psychiatric Services
We provide comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and medication management through licensed psychiatrists. We work collaboratively with you to ensure the best possible treatment outcomes.
Clinical Supervision & Mentorship
Our programs provide vital support for mental health practitioners, enhancing their professional growth under the guidance of seasoned licensed professionals. Regular supervisory sessions offer a platform for critical reflection on client cases, treatment planning, and optimizing service delivery.
Contact us today for your LPC Supervision, practicum or internship request.
Treatment Readiness Group
The Treatment Readiness and Induction Program (TRIP) increases motivation for treatment by helping individuals think clearly about their drug use and personal problems. This four-week program assesses participants’ suitability for group treatment.
Batterer's Intervention Program
The purpose of Innovative Solutions batterer’s intervention program are but not limited to:
- Holding offenders accountable
- Confronting collusion and victim-blaming by offenders
- Teaching new skills that assists offenders with changing their behavior utilizing CBT
- Increase the public’s awareness of domestic violence
- Report compliance and noncompliance
Mental Health Treatment (Individual / Groups)
Utilization of evidence-based practices & an integrated approach to care that is individualized to address underlying mental health conditions / co-occurring disorders, substance use & addiction. Treatment encompasses the whole ecosystem of the individual by addressing needs through individual, group & family counseling.
Treatment plans are customized based on the individuals needs and in conjunction with the client and referring agency. Under the Mental Health umbrella, we offer anger management groups/ individual counseling, alternatives to domestic violence (offender only) groups / individual counseling, treatment readiness groups and after care groups.
Services include as needed case management, case consultation, psychiatric referral to our on-staff Psychiatrist & medication management. We also provide real time notifications to the referring agency of client no shows, cancellations and positive drug screens if so, ordered by the court.
AOD Treatment Groups & Women’s Drug Court
Provides specialized substance abuse treatment services to individuals involved in the criminal justice system; to include individual, family & group therapy, coordination with referring agencies & access to pharmacological interventions. Treatment emphasizes recidivism prevention and the correlation between substance abuse, criminal conduct & mental health.
Services include random drug screens as directed by the courts, psychiatric / bio-psychosocial assessments & screenings, medication monitoring, case management & coordination, drug court attendance, gender specific related services & real time notifications to referring agency of client no shows, cancellations and positive drug screens. We also provide Level 1-3 Alcohol Education Programs that address high risk behaviors associated with Alcohol use.
Sex Offender Treatment Program
Treatment focus is to reduce recidivism rates by facilitating the treatment relationship to assist in identification and interruption of thoughts that would lead to re-offending, management of deviant sexual fantasies, developing a relapse plan, utilizing the Good Life Model & establishing a positive environment. Offenders must take responsibility for their actions to participate.
Co-occurring disorders are also addressed as a holistic approach to treatment. Groups are conducted weekly as well as individual counseling. Assessment & Testing services provided as needed, real time notifications to referring agency of client no shows, cancellations and positive drug screens.
Clinical Supervision
The purpose of clinical supervision is to monitor, develop and improve a mental health practitioners’ performance by learning skills from a licensed mental health professional.
The mental health practitioner meets regularly with the clinical supervisor to reflect and review clinical situations, treatment and support needs, service delivery and discuss other professional issues in a structured way.
Diagnostic Assessment
Families often seek assistance because of concerns they have about children’s behaviors, moods or other symptoms. Sometimes others involved with children may observe signs of possible mental health needs and recommend that parents pursue a diagnostic assessment.
Others time mental health or developmental screenings may identify early potential mental health problems. This usually results in referring these children to a mental health professional for further evaluation.
Counseling
Therapy (sometimes called “psychotherapy” or “counseling”) is a process through which clients work one- on-one with a trained therapist in safe, caring, and confidential environment to explore their feelings, beliefs or behaviors; as well as work through challenging or influential memories, identify aspects of their lives that they would like to change, better understand themselves and others, set personal goals and work toward desired change. Counseling can be done in an individual, couple or family setting.
The College Experience Intensive Outpatient Program
Navigating the transition to college can be challenging for many students, leading to feelings of stress, anxiety, and isolation. Our College Adjustment Intensive Outpatient Groups provide a supportive environment where students can connect, share experiences, and develop coping strategies.
Led by experienced mental health professionals, these groups focus on key aspects of college life, including managing stress, building resilience, and enhancing social skills. Participants engage in interactive discussions, skill-building exercises, and mindfulness practices, all designed to foster personal growth and emotional well-being.
Whether you’re struggling with academic pressures, social dynamics, or the general transition to college life, our groups offer a safe space for exploration and healing. Join us to build connections, gain insights, and thrive in your college experience.
Targeted Case Management
TCM is a means for achieving beneficiary wellness through communication, education and services identification and referral. TCM is a time limited procedure that provides an organized structured process for moving beneficiaries through the techniques of change & toward the goal of self-sufficiency.
The TCM process is a shared partnership, where all parties are involved in all phases from assessment, planning, problem solving and identification of resources.
We are community-based.
What does community-based services mean?
A system of care builds not only on the strengths of the child and family, but also on the strengths of the community where that family lives. Providing community-based services means having high quality services accessible to families in the least restrictive setting possible.
A community-based system of care requires systems to see the home, school, and neighborhood of the family from an asset perspective, and to identify the natural supports in these familiar surroundings as part of a strengths- based approach.
Why are community-based services important?
Keeping children in their homes, neighborhood schools, and local communities has a positive effect on child and family well- being. Moving, in many cases, generates unnecessary stress for an already traumatized child.
By remaining in the community, the child is able to retain critical bonds with friends, family, and school personnel.
When services are community-based, the work done with the child and family is in the context of where the child lives.
The community (faith-based organizations, nonprofit agencies, neighbors, and other institutions) can offer additional positive, informal supports to the child and family.
