Monday, January 7, 2008

Family/child Counseling

We bring hope through counseling family services. Are you worn out? Out of answers? Uncomfortable in your own home? Have you lost the handle on holding your family together? It's okay, you're not alone. We're here to help.

Our counseling service for many a family will empower you to be back in charge, leading your household in a way that feels good and healthy for you. We all run out of answers and energy.

What's needed are some fresh ideas that will work to rebuild your toolbox and rejuvenate you. Whether it's behavioral, academic, sibling issues or a difference in parenting approaches, we can help.


A struggling marriage impacts family dynamics, whether we know it or not. On the other hand a struggling family can tug at the marital bonds and promises you made to your spouse on the alter. We know many of you are already experiencing this and we're here to let you know that we can help. We do everyday!

Counseling family and marriage is our primary focus. We empower your marriage and family to claim the family life quality you dreamed of, often long before kids came into the picture. One of the greatest mistakes in family counseling today is that we do not honor and support the marriage needs FIRST.

Not all children enjoy the "carefree" days of childhood. Unfortunately, when things start to go wrong, people often despair of being able to repair the damage

Many children have mental health problems that interfere with normal development and functioning. Research findings indicate that one in 10 children and adolescents in the U.S. suffers from mental illness severe enough to cause some level of impairment. Moreover, in any given year, it is estimated that fewer than one in five of these youth receives needed treatment.

There is heated debate in our society about the proper roles of medications and psychotherapies for children at risk and children already suffering. But, one thing is clear: children who go untreated, suffer, cannot learn, and may not form healthy relationships with peers and family.

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