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Counseling & Mental Health Services

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We understand that everyday life is full of complex problems that we don’t always have the answers to on our own. That’s where the Clubhouse can help. Our Licensed Clinical Social Workers are here to assist children and their families as they navigate the challenges and emotional obstacles in their lives. Our program is designed to help families understand their experiences, foster growth, and find relief.

Our goal at The Clubhouse is to remove the barriers to mental health and counseling treatment, making it accessible and affordable for more people, and easing the burden of asking for help. We understand that every situation we encounter is unique, and that’s why our team is dedicated to developing a treatment plan together that is right for your family.

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How Can Counseling Help My Child?

At the Clubhouse, our mission is to simplify life for our families. We work around your schedule to find the optimal time for your family’s appointments and offer both in-clinic and telehealth options for your convenience.

Counseling Can Help With Children/Adolescents Experiencing:

  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Grief or loss
  • Executive functioning concerns
  • Emotional dysregulation
  • Social concerns (difficulty establishing positive relationships with peers)
  • Behavioral difficulties including ADHD
  • Family stress/challenges such as separation or divorce, domestic violence, substance abuse

Counseling Can Help Families Experiencing:

  • Challenges associated with parenting children with the concerns listed
  • Grief including having a child diagnosed with a disability or mental health needs
  • Difficulties navigating school systems and procedures for their children
  • Stressors such as a separation or divorce, domestic violence, substance abuse
  • Difficulty connecting to resources in the area

Frequently Asked Questions

Every situation is different as are the needs of each family. Therefore, this is something that we can discuss as we make a plan to work together. There are many times when it will be beneficial to work with your child individually, however, the work that is done in a therapy setting often needs to continue and be reinforced in other settings. Including an adult family member would be important to encourage this growth and change.

Sessions take place for 45 minutes with individuals and closer to an hour with groups of 2 or more including families. Initial sessions begin with rapport building as relationships are proven to be the most important agent of change. This occurs through activities, conversation, and play depending on the age and interest of the child, adolescent, and/or family unit. Goal setting is also important to get a clear understanding of what the client wants and is motivated to work towards.

Sometimes there are clear signs that indicate therapeutic services are warranted such as a child or adolescent engaging in dangerous behaviors towards themselves or others. Other times it can be less clear, but we know that intervening sooner rather than later can help decrease the severity of mental health issues. If you notice concerning changes in the behavior and emotions of your child, it may be a good time to consult with a therapist to determine if therapy is necessary. If you notice difficulties your child is having relating to their peers or getting along with others on a regular basis, this could be an indicator that your child could benefit from social work services.

Initially, due to the importance of relationship building, goal setting, and therapeutic work, it would be helpful to have weekly sessions. Once goals are achieved and positive change in behavior, emotions, and/or social interactions occurs, sessions could occur less frequently. This allows the opportunity to monitor the continued growth of the child, adolescent, and/or family unit.

Interested in learning more?

We’d love to answer any questions you have and get you started on your therapy journey! Use our contact form to reach out to us, we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

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Interested in learning more?

We’d love to answer any questions you have and get you started on your therapy journey! Use our contact form to reach out to us, we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Contact Us