Behavioral Health
Behavioral health services help children address emotional challenges, develop coping skills, and build foundations for long-term wellness.
Intellectual/Developmental Disability Services
Services support children with developmental needs through structured guidance, skill-building, and individualized strategies tailored to their strengths.
Substance Use Treatment
Support for youth managing substance use, focusing on safety, coping skills, education, and pathways toward healthier decisions.
Intensive In-Community (IIC) and Behavioral Assistant Services
Outpatient Therapy for Individuals and Families
ARC Grow IIC services
Parent Coaching/Mentoring
BioPsychoSocial (BPS) Assessments & Substance Abuse BPS
Transitions
Utilizing emotional regulation techniques found in ARC, youths will process thought loss, divorce, relationships and other transitional events that can occur during childhood into adolescence. Youth will learn Life Skills to help address needs at home and school.
Seeking Safety (Substance)
This group follows a 16-session curriculum developed by Time Turner's staff following concepts from Seeking Safety developed for co-occurring PTSD and Substance Abuse disorders. This group will be used to support youth as they work through the process of breaking free from addictions and trauma in their lives. Psychoeducation about addiction, brain development and strategies for living free from addictions will be provided.
Finding My Pronouns
The goal of this group is to provide education, support, and to create an environment of safety where each youth is provided with a foundation that speaks to emotional regulation. They will learn how to understand verbal and non-verbal cues while taking a deep dive into understanding their triggers and the impact this has on their mental health and well being. The skills developed through these sessions will also provide guidance and support for youth to openly learn how to self-identify and understand their pronouns in a safe space for youths that are in the process of discovering their gender and/or sexual preference/orientation.
Navigating Life with a Sibling who has Autism
This Framework will be implemented throughout the ASD sibling support group. Over the course of 12-16 sessions, youths will learn about their energy and emotions and understand the energy and emotions of others, more specifically, their siblings who are on the spectrum. Youths will gain a better understanding of what Autism looks like for their sibling through an integrated curriculum featuring videos, discussions and worksheets which will provide them with a different perspective on their environment. They will also develop coping skills and an understanding of their own value and place in their family system.
Anger Management
The goal of this group is to educate and assist individuals with addressing their feelings of anger. This group works collaboratively with components from ARC and DBT Skills incorporated into our anger management curriculum. The curriculum allows clients to better understand how their minds and body are connected by thought processes and emotions. The curriculum also encourages clients to understand the importance of expressing and understanding their emotions and what may trigger them. This group combines a plethora of information with weekly engaging activities for clients to enjoy while learning how to effectively understand and manage their anger.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
EMDR helps individuals process painful memories, reduce emotional distress, and create new, healthier ways of understanding past experiences.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
CBT teaches practical skills to change unhelpful thoughts and behaviors, supporting healthier emotional responses and improved daily functioning.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
DBT helps clients manage strong emotions, build distress-tolerance skills, and strengthen communication for more balanced, resilient relationships.
Solutions Focused Therapy
Solutions Focused Therapy highlights strengths, identifies goals, and creates achievable steps to help clients move forward with confidence.
Behavioral Assistance In Home
Behavioral Assistance provides structured support in the home to help children develop coping skills, emotional regulation, and safe behavioral patterns.
ARC Grow Parent Curriculum
ARC Grow strengthens parent–child connection, enhances emotional safety, and teaches caregivers practical tools to support healthy development.
Summer Group Therapy
Summer group therapy offers youth a supportive space to build social skills, manage emotions, and practice healthy coping strategies together.
Virtual Options
Virtual sessions provide flexible, secure access to therapy, offering support from home while maintaining meaningful connection with your clinician.
