Psychological and Therapeutic Services

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Intensive Outpatient – Clinicians

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Dr. JoEllen Stevens Ph.D.
PSY 12171
Co-Director, CEO, PSFF Psychologist
drstevens@psforhelp.org

Sean Stevens M. S. MFT
MFC 49027
Co-Director, COO, PSFF Therapist
sstevens@psforhelp.org

Our Beliefs:

When given new opportunities and education that can improve their lives, people will respond and change in ways that make sense to them. Experienced counselors who respect and educate about individual differences and who value clients’ opinions and needs, enable individuals to grow and change to meet the challenges in their lives.

Therapy:

Individual
Couple
Family
Group

Treatment for:

Adults
Adolescents
Children

Crisis Intervention

Drug and alcohol treatment

Dual diagnosis treatment

Autism services

Treatment modalities are evidence-based and provide for optimum client growth and treatment and include:

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Motivational Interviewing
Family and Marital Therapy
Existential and Experiential Therapy
Play Therapy
Psychological Testing and Evaluation
Autism Testing and Evaluation

Intensive Outpatient Programs for:

Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Dual Diagnosis
Rx Drug Abuse
Pain Management

Intervention Programs for:

Domestic Violence
Child Abuse
Anger Management
Co-Custody Parenting
Parenting
Supervised Visitation

Our programs are State and Local Court Certified, offered at affordable cost to you, and include insurance billing.

Our Intensive Outpatient Treatment programs are designed for recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. We have a separate Rx Drug Abuse program designed to help reduce or eliminate prescription drug use/abuse for pain management.

Our Intensive Outpatient Pain Management and Mental Health programs improve coping skills and help reduce pain, stabilize mental health and improve coping skills.

Group and individual therapy lead participants to transform their lives and end addiction and pain patterns.

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