Our SERVICES

We provide Individual (Children and Adults), Couples, Family, and Group counseling services —depression, stress/anxiety, grief, major life changes, relationship struggles are just some of the things that may at times complicate life. It may feel like there is no way out, but we can help you navigate your way into a more peaceful existence with yourself and others.
**We offer a play area so that parents have an option of bringing children to counseling sessions instead of trying to secure outside care. This service must be requested before arrival if supervision is required. (Additional fee may apply)

An intensive is an opportunity to spend extensive, focused time with your coach/counselor and apply a concentrated effort to the issues at hand. An intensive is at a minimum of three hours and can be simply “all day.” We have seen great benefits come from an intensive session with families and couples because the work is uninterrupted at key moments of disclosure or repair.  The time is not constricted or confined which allows the coach or therapist the freedom to explore difficult topics and interventions without the progress inhibitions of time limits.

Parent/child relationships can become severed or tangled for a variety of reasons. Sometimes this is a result of Parental Alienation, other times it is born out of dysfunctional relationships. This program is intended to rebuild broken relationships to the best that they can be.

Intensive and off site reunification is 3 – 5 days of therapeutic interventions combined with activities to kick start the reunification process. If there has been an extended period of separation, this provides opportunity to get the support needed for the relationship, but also provides a buffering layer for the parent and child because there is a professional there to support the participants and mitigate conflicts.

This service can be court ordered. We have forms for the court, please call for assistance.

Parent/child relationships can become severed or tangled for a variety of reasons. Sometimes this is a result of Parental Alienation, other times it is born out of dysfunctional relationships. This program is intended to rebuild broken relationships to the best that they can be.
Intensive and off site reunification is 3 – 5 days of therapeutic interventions combined with activities to kick start the reunification process. If there has been an extended period of separation, this provides opportunity to get the support needed for the relationship, but also provides a buffering layer for the parent and child because there is a professional there to support the participants and mitigate conflicts.

Parent coordination is often court ordered for parents in high conflict, this service is designed to minimize the negative impact of reactive communication and impulses between parents on the children involved. The goal is to utilize interventions to reduce the intensity and frequency of disputes and educate parents until they are better equipped to manage on their own. The parent coordinator helps enforce the final judgment, implement visitation, arbitrate disputes concerning the children, and provide support for the children themselves. An aspect of this service may include a counselor or staff member acting as a Guardian Ad Litem for the children.

Supervised visitation may be required by the court in cases of abuse allegations or the reintegration of a parent into a child’s life. The purpose is to provide a safe space for the child to continue relationship and connection with a parent until such time as the court determines visitation can continue unsupervised. There are two types of supervised visitation. The first is simply to provide a space for interaction with a party present to bear witness to and provide safety for the children. The supervisor is not interactive unless there is something deemed unsafe or inappropriate taking place. The second is ‘Therapeutic Supervised Visitation’and is interactive and designed to help parents improve parenting skills and learn more effective relational competencies. The supervisor will answer questions, intervene with suggestions, and guide the parent through the visitation, as needed. After the visitation period, the supervisor will debrief with the parent to discuss the positive and negative aspects of the visit, as well as set goals for the next session.

There are several space options that offer flexibility in activity and levels of privacy. TRC has two separate entrances so injunctions or other related safety issues can be maintained.

In cases where a safe timeshare transition space is needed, TRC is ideal. With the separate entrances and the aid of TRC employees to monitor the exchange the atmosphere of safety can help to set the tone for a peaceful transition.

Hours extend beyond 9-5 to provide options for working parents and those who have parenting agreements that require evening or weekend exchanges.