500 East Main Street, Norfolk, Virginia 23510, United States
Individual & Group Clinical Counseling Services
Treatment Modalities
Individual Counseling is a personalized, one-on-one counseling service offered through our website. We provide a safe and supportive online environment for our patients to explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Our counselors are highly trained and qualified professionals who will work with you to develop a personalized plan for your growth and healing. We offer a variety of counseling services, including: • Stress/Anxiety Management • Depression & Grief Counseling • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy • Trauma & Abuse Counseling • Substance Abuse & Addiction Counseling • Relationship & Family Counseling • Career & Work Counseling • Career & Work Assessments. We provide our patients with a secure, private, and confidential environment to discuss their issues. We are committed to providing quality services and strive to provide the best care possible. Our counselors use evidence-based practices to ensure the best outcomes for our patients. We provide our clients with access to resources and support services to help them reach their goals. We also provide online resources to assist our patients in their journey. If you are looking for a personalized counseling service, we invite you to contact us today. We are here to assist you to work through your challenges
Group counseling is an invaluable resource that can provide support, understanding, and direction to those struggling with emotional, mental, and behavioral struggles. Here, we are proud to offer group counseling services to assist individuals in our community develop strong coping skills and learn to manage their emotional and mental health. Our group counseling services will offer a safe and supportive environment for patients to come together to share their experiences and feelings. Our counselors will be available to provide guidance, support, and direction to assist clients to work through their issues. We understand that everyone is different, and we strive to provide services that meet the individual’s specific needs. Through our group counseling services, patients can develop more effective communication skills, learn to manage stress and conflict, and gain a better understanding of themselves and their emotions. We also provide support and education to family members and close friends to ensure that they are a part of the patient’s treatment and recovery process. We believe that group counseling is an invaluable resource for those struggling with emotional and mental health issues.
Testimonials
"I was very hesitant to go to counseling, but my experience with my clinical counselor has been nothing but positive. The environment is comfortable and the counselor is understanding and supportive. I feel like I can express myself freely and openly, and I'm learning valuable skills that I can use to improve my life. I'm so glad I decided to give counseling a chance."-Patient
"I'm so grateful for my experience with counseling. It's helped me to understand myself and my relationships in a way that I never thought possible. Mr. Levine is kind, patient and listens without judgement. I feel like I'm in a safe space to explore my emotions and work through challenges."-Patient
"I didn't think I would ever find the courage to attend counseling, but I'm so glad I did. Terrance has helped me to gain insight into my behavior and learn new skills to manage my emotions. I feel more empowered to make positive choices and take control of my life."-Patient
"I'm amazed at how much counseling has helped me. From the first session, I felt an immediate connection with Terrance. The environment is safe and non-judgmental to explore my issues and learn new skills."-Patient
Display their FAQs
Q: What is the clinical process?
A: The clinical counseling process typically involves a series of steps that are designed to assist a patient to identify and address their issues. The process typically begins with an initial assessment, during which the clinical counselor and patient discuss the patient’s presenting concerns/issues and goals. The counselor then develops a treatment plan that outlines the goals and objectives of the counseling process. During the counseling sessions, the counselor and patient work together to identify and address the issues. The counselor may use a variety of techniques, strategies, and skills to guide the patient to progress in achieving their desired goal. In addition, the counselor and patient work together to develop their after-care plan upon clinical service discharge.
Q: What is confidentiality and privacy?
A: Confidentiality and privacy refer to the protection of a patient’s personal information and the assurance that it will not be shared with anyone outside of the counseling relationship. This includes any information shared during the counseling process, such as the patient's thoughts, feelings, and experiences. The clinical counselor is obligated to keep all information shared by the client confidential, unless the client gives permission for the information to be shared.
Q: Explain mandated reporting.
A: Mandated reporting is a legal requirement for certain professionals, such as a clinical counselors, to report imminent harm to self and/or others, any suspected cases of child/elderly abuse (physical, emotional, sexual) or neglect to the appropriate authorities. In some cases, counselors may also be required to report any other information that could be considered a threat to public safety. It is important for counselors to be aware of their state's mandated reporting laws and to follow them accordingly.
Q: What are my rights and responsibilities?
A: Patients have the right to be treated with respect and dignity, to be informed of their rights and responsibilities, to receive appropriate and effective treatment, and to have their privacy and confidentiality respected. Patients also have the responsibility to be honest and open with their counselor, to follow through with the treatment plan, and to take an active role in their own recovery.
Q: Clinical Counselor’s responsibility
A: The clinical counselor's responsibility is to provide a safe and supportive environment for the client, to maintain confidentiality, to provide accurate and appropriate information, to assess the client's needs and develop a treatment plan, to provide appropriate interventions, and to assess the patient’s progress. The counselor should also strive to maintain a professional relationship with the client and to respect the client's autonomy and right to self-determination.