Parenting Facilitation helps reduce and address misunderstandings and provides accountability. In addition, it also provides clarity for post-divorce and separation conflict including communication barriers. It is a non-confidential process, and must be court ordered.

Individuals and family members affected by Parental Alienation are often devastated by the loss of their relationship with their children. Find out what you can do to begin healing and prevent further damage.

Reintegration Therapy, also commonly known as Reunification Counseling for strained and/or damaged parent-child relationships. There are various reasons in which relationships can become strained resulting in a child resisting and/or refusing contact with a parent.

An evaluation by a mental health professional, which evaluates you, your child(ren), and your co-parent to make a recommendation to the court regarding custody and visitation. The purpose of all evaluation is to ensure that the needs of child(ren) are being met as best as possible.

You may be struggling to redefine your relationship with your former partner, as well as helping your children cope. Find out what you can do to better manage the challenges associated with divorce and family separation.
 

Regardless of the type of adoption, nearly all families must complete the adoption evaluation process prior to adopting a child(ren). The primary purpose of an Adoption Evaluation is to ensure that each child is placed with a family that can best meet his or her needs.