Our Services
Services at SCCG assume that healing is relational. This means we all have the inherent capacity for health when given the right tools and supportive experiences in relationship with significant people in our lives. SCCG uses an attachment and trauma informed approach to support families and individuals growth in this way. SCCG sees parent/caregiver involvement in services as both crucial to the progress of younger clients, as well as an opportunity for parents to cultivate courage and compassion toward their own healing. Counselors also bring a focus around wellness instead of sickness/pathology, including attention to sleep, routine, play/movement, social, nutrition, and spiritual areas of life.
Outpatient Counseling Individual and family/couple counseling for all ages. We accept most private insurance, medicaid, private pay/reduced fee, and CSA funding.
Substance Abuse Assessments Individual and group treatment for adults and adolescents to address addiction and replace with new coping skills.
Therapeutic mentoring Mentoring is a supportive relationship with a counselor to provide individualized attention, guidance, and help with skill building (daily living, wellness, vocational, academic and/or social skills) to a child or teen. It is most appropriate for adolescents who lack enough adult support, often single parent families or for youth in foster care.
Parent Support A service to help parents identify basic attachment needs of their child and practice with support of the parent support counselor. Areas of focus can include basic parenting (routine/structure, limit setting, nurturing) or responding to difficult behaviors, and reduction of chronic stressors such as addiction or domestic violence.
Additionally the parent support counselor works to identify parenting strengths and areas of needed repair with children, and helps to make that happen. This usually involves connecting what they learned (or didn’t learn) in their experience of being a child that is affecting present day parenting relationships.
Intensive In home A comprehensive service for home based counseling of an at risk child or adolescent in the systems they currently inhabit- including family, school, and community. This service requires parents to engage in parent sessions, and includes individual and family sessions for identified youth/client. SCCG works in teams to provide one lead counselor who guides the parent portion of the counseling service, in addition to an in-home counselor who works primarily with the youth. Family sessions aim to practice healthy communication, repair and recover from conflict, and restore hierarchy through helping parents take the lead in purposeful ways. A focus of in-home counseling is also to help clients communicate in positive ways around their needs, understand and identify their emotions, and implement self care.
Outpatient Counseling Individual and family/couple counseling for all ages. We accept most private insurance, medicaid, private pay/reduced fee, and CSA funding.
Substance Abuse Assessments Individual and group treatment for adults and adolescents to address addiction and replace with new coping skills.
Therapeutic mentoring Mentoring is a supportive relationship with a counselor to provide individualized attention, guidance, and help with skill building (daily living, wellness, vocational, academic and/or social skills) to a child or teen. It is most appropriate for adolescents who lack enough adult support, often single parent families or for youth in foster care.
Parent Support A service to help parents identify basic attachment needs of their child and practice with support of the parent support counselor. Areas of focus can include basic parenting (routine/structure, limit setting, nurturing) or responding to difficult behaviors, and reduction of chronic stressors such as addiction or domestic violence.
Additionally the parent support counselor works to identify parenting strengths and areas of needed repair with children, and helps to make that happen. This usually involves connecting what they learned (or didn’t learn) in their experience of being a child that is affecting present day parenting relationships.
Intensive In home A comprehensive service for home based counseling of an at risk child or adolescent in the systems they currently inhabit- including family, school, and community. This service requires parents to engage in parent sessions, and includes individual and family sessions for identified youth/client. SCCG works in teams to provide one lead counselor who guides the parent portion of the counseling service, in addition to an in-home counselor who works primarily with the youth. Family sessions aim to practice healthy communication, repair and recover from conflict, and restore hierarchy through helping parents take the lead in purposeful ways. A focus of in-home counseling is also to help clients communicate in positive ways around their needs, understand and identify their emotions, and implement self care.
