Services:

All of our Programs accept referrals from outside sources including CPS, FCS, and Criminal Court, as well as self referrals. All of our services are provided by licensed, master level clinicians. Payments for services are due at time of service, Please see fee schedule.

Domestic Violence:

Our state certified Domestic Violence Perpetrator Intervention program is offered in accordance with WAC 388.60. which regulates a minimum of 26 weekly sessions followed by 6 monthly sessions and requires participants to demonstrate a mastery of the program materials in order to pass. In order to enroll in this program a client must first receive an intake assessment which requires two visits to the office. The first visit includes the completion of all paperwork Pre Intake: Clients are expected to bring in court orders and information including the case number, criminal charges, and where the report must be sent. A letter will be created at this session for the monitoring agency stating that the client has applied to services and when their next appointment is scheduled. This session may last anywhere from half an hour to over an hour. Intake: This is a two hour, one on one session, with a counselor. A complete client history will be taken. This session will only be scheduled after completion of the Pre Intake (see above) session.

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Anger Management:

Anger Management is a class that teaches people to manage their anger in a way which is not abusive, controlling, or used to attain power over other people. (Anger Management will not be provided for cases involving intimate partner violence). This class is held every Wednesday from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. This course satisfies both level I and level II courses. The class addresses communication skills, stress reduction, conflict management, awareness of the impact of anger on others and on our health. It is on a rolling admission and if a topic is missed it will need to be made up in the following session. Anger Management applications do require a copy of one's court order and must be submitted enough in advance of the week that one wishes to start to allow for contact and confirmation with the court or monitoring agency. Anger assessments are also available.

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Family Court Services Evaluations:

Family Court Services Evaluations are available on a limited basis, please contact our office for current openings. These evaluations are extensive and are billed on an hourly basis, therefore the more prepared one is entering into this process the less staff time it will take and hence the less cost to the client. In order to initiate this evaluation the client must provide:

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Individual Counseling:

Individual counseling is available when assessed as appropriate and can address issues relevant to our programs or any other mental health concern.

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Parenting:

Skills for Non-Punitive Discipline consists of 12 consecutive week classes. Classes are held on Thursdays from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm. The Curriculum used is provided by Family Service of King County. Please call for more information on this service.

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