Therapy Services provides:

*Outpatient addiction treatment

*Mental health services

*Home and community based
  traumatic brain injury waiver

*Cognitive and behavior therapy

*Parenting information/plans

*Posttraumatic stress disorder
  cognitive processing treatment

*Trauma recovery focused therapy

*Non-emergency medical
  transportation

*Family conflict resolution

*Help for parents concerned about
  their child’s possible substance
  use

*Community education

*NEW Peaceful Solutions Program-
  Domestic Violence Offender
  Assessment and Treatment

 Forms of therapy offered: 

These services are offered in the form of individual, couples, family and group counseling both in the office and in the home environment.

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Do you have a passion for working with individuals and/or families around specific parenting challenges such as parenting children with ADHD, physical disabilities, etc?  We are looking for volunteer mentors who can provide encouragement to parents who are facing specific challenges.  Contact Kim at Therapy Services for details.

Peacefule Solutions
Domestic Violence Offender Assessment and Treatment Program

Who is eligible? 

The Peaceful Solutions program serves men and women who have used tactics of domination, power and control in their intimate relationships.

Goals of Peaceful Solutions Program:

To ensure victim safety

To create a safe environment for self-discovery and exploration

To foster respectful and non-violent life skills

To educate participants in alternative options for conflict resolution

To increase personal responsibility and compassion for others

To encourage honesty and accountability

How does it work? 

Potential participants call to set up a formal assessment.  This process takes approximately two hours.  Peaceful Solutions staff is trained by the Kansas Attorney General’s Office to perform a Domestic Violence Offender Assessment as required for many court systems.  Information will be gathered from the alleged perpetrator.  Alleged victims will be encouraged but not required to provide information for the assessment. 

For those appropriate for the program, an orientation session will be scheduled.  This is will provide each participant with needed information on the specific program material and expectations while attending group sessions.  Group sessions will be held with a structured curriculum.  Participants will be expected to complete a minimum of 24 sessions.  When participants are involved with other agencies and authorities, communication regarding attendance, progress and completion will be ongoing.