Professional Advocates
Dedicated Chaos Coordinators
Our Services
We offer services in our office, via telehealth, and in the community to serve those of all abilities, no matter their circumstances.

Mental Health Therapy
Health and Healing

Clarity, Organization, and Support

Case Management
This program serves individuals of all ages and their families. Individuals and families will work with a highly qualified Case Manager (CM) who will provide education, support, and advocacy. Case Managers assess needs, provide recommendations, assist individuals and families with accessing services, ensure there is sufficient coordination between outside providers and agencies, and monitor the client for progress and barriers. Case Managers help coordinate and collaborate with client’s, their family, and their treatment team to identify and address various psychiatric, medical, dental, housing, educational, disability, legal, social, recreational, vocational, basic living and any other need that may arise.
Clients will work directly with our Case Managers to access community resources to optimize their overall functioning. Case managers advocate for clients and their needs while educating the client/family to empower them to advocate for themselves. Case Managers lead this service with a client-centered approach ensuring that whether our client is a child or adult, the client and their family feel heard, understood, and validated while getting the care and services they need.
By providing this strength-based treatment, we believe this will transform each participant to becoming their own Advocate Warrior and chaos coordinator; ultimately improving and maintaining their quality of life and gaining independence through making sense of their life puzzle and putting all the puzzle pieces together where they belong.


Whether you're seeking Individual, couples, family, or
child/adolescent therapy, we take careful consideration to tailor each therapeutic approach to the individual and their circumstances. We believe that therapy is not a one size fits all situation and should be adjusted to each unique person, family, and circumstance to truly help those who come through our door
Our clinicians utilize many different techniques and approaches including but not limited to the following:
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Play therapy techniques
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Art therapy techniques
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CBT
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DBT
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EMDR
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Trauma-informed therapy
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Solution-focused
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Motivational interviewing.
We would love to help you organize and cope with your chaos in a healthy and liberating way.
Community Based Rehabilitation Services (CBRS)
Strength & Progress
CBRS is a Medicaid service available to individuals 8 years of age or older. This service is provided within the client's home, in the community, or over telehealth. CBRS is an evidence-based treatment approach that is provided through a strengths-based lens. It utilizes an evaluative, collaborative, and client-centered approach to develop a personalized treatment plan that aims to help the client build the necessary skills to achieve independence and success across all areas of life. CBRS is a supportive and adaptive service built to help the client learn how to implement therapeutic lessons in their real world.
Mental Health & Substance Abuse
Group Therapy
Peer Support
Youth Peer Support
Family Support
Recovery & Resiliency
Perspective and Community
Coming Soon
Whether you are seeking support in recovery from substance abuse or with mental health and well-being, group therapy provides a supportive space for all members. Group therapy provides the opportunity for members to:
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Improve relationships
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Feel connected and supported
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Improve mental health & resiliency
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Learn coping skills to aid in recovery
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Increase effective communication skills
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Increase forgiveness of self and others
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Improve self-worth, self-advocacy, & self-love
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Discover your strength by processing your struggles
Groups are offered virtually and in person Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. Contact us for more information.
Peer Support, Youth Peer Support, and Family Support are Medicaid services available to individuals and families who are members of any Medicaid programs. Peer Support services are for Medicaid members who are 18 years or older, Youth Peer Support services are for those 12 years old to 17 years old, and Family Support services are available to children starting from birth. Peer and Youth Peer Support are services provided within the client's home, in the community, or over telehealth to provide much needed support across multiple settings. Peer and Family Support are provided through an evidence-based treatment provided through a recovery model that aims to assist individuals and families in developing a healthy support network while providing interpersonal connection and resources. Peer support providers have their own lived experience of mental health struggles and recovery to help others work toward their own recovery and resiliency goals. Family support providers have lived experience in the caregiver role and are able to provide parents and caregivers with support through a personal understanding of the challenges a caregiver goes through daily. By using a collaborative, and client/family-centered approach to develop personalized treatment plans, this service helps individuals and families receive the support, encouragement, and guidance needed to build lasting resiliency and wellness.
Your child may be eligible for Medicaid through the YES Program, DD Program, or Katie Beckett. To determine one's eligibility for these programs, call the independent assessor at Liberty Healthcare at 1 (208) 258-7980. Contact Us for more information on these programs and how to apply.