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At Applied Care Services, we are committed to providing you with quality and friendly therapy services.
Why do we offer in-home therapy?
Our agency recognizes that for some, getting to and from a therapy office may present challenges due to disability, illness, crisis, or lack of finances. In-Home and Outpatient Therapy can be a solution to the problem.
We have also found that by providing treatment in the home, the relationship between client and therapist is likely to develop more rapidly because you will be more comfortable in the setting of your own home.
We are equally passionate about providing in office therapy!
Our on-site, office-based therapy provides a warm, welcoming, and judgement free space for you to feel most comfortable while working on your journey towards healing and growth. We welcome walk-in clients seeking support!
Who Can Receive In-Home and Outpatient Therapy?
All PMAP’s and most private insurance are accepted at ACS.
What can therapy help me with?
Our team of dedicated clinicians are trained in many areas of approaches to help you through different areas of emotional and life difficulties: Grief and Loss, Depression, Anxiety, Stress and Trauma-related challenges, Life Transitions, Personal Growth, Coping Skills, and Interpersonal Relationship struggles.
Clinical Approaches
Our team of dedicated clinicians are trained in many different areas and approaches to best meet your therapeutic needs and desires in order to meet your goals and improve your well-being.
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According to the APA, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a form of talk therapy that integrates theories of cognition and learning with evidence-based treatment techniques. CBT assumes that cognitive, emotional, and behavioral aspects are interrelated and aims to identify and modify unhelpful thought processes and behaviors through techniques such as cognitive restructuring and behavioral techniques.
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According to the APA, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is a form of talk therapy that combines principles of CBT to include evidence-based practices such as mindfulness to help individuals learn to regulate and tolerate their emotions. It is based on the idea that opposing thoughts and emotions, like acceptance and change, can both be true and valuable.
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According to the APA, Internal Family Systems (IFS) is a form of evidence-based talk therapy that view the mind as a system of “parts” that interact with each other. This approach helps individuals understand and integrate these parts, fostering healing and great self-awareness.
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According to the APA, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), is an evidence-based therapeutic approach that aims to rapidly reduce the distress associated with trauma and stressors by replacing negative images and sensations with positive ones, often using techniques like eye movement, body awareness, and guided imagery.
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According to the APA, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is used to alleviate distress associated with traumatic memories. This evidence-based therapy involves recalling a difficult memory while receiving bilateral stimulation, such as side-to-side eye movements, to help the brain process and resolve the memory.
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According to the APA, Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction (MBSR) is an evidence-based therapeutic intervention that helps individuals increase their awareness and ability to attend to their present moment experiences without judgment. Often including awareness, breathe-work, meditation, and other mind-body approaches to foster interconnectedness.
We offer Teletherapy via HIPAA-compliant platforms.
Reach out today to inquire and schedule your first session towards building a life worth living, foster hope, find relief, and comfort in safe spaces.
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