Services

Services

• Assessments
• Consultations
• Recommendations
• Referrals
• Outpatient Counseling
• Emergency Services
• Workshops
• In-Services
• Intake Initial Evaluation
• Individual Session
• Couple's Session
• Family Session
• Group Session
• Observation/Off Site
• Consultaion/Off Site
• Additional Sessions or Collaborative Contacts
• Short Psycho-educational Programs or In-Services
• Seminars
• Coparent Family Counseling
• Collaborative Reunification Therapy

Workshops

Tailored in-services and workshops available upon request with 3-month notice.

• ADD/ADHD and You
• ADD/ADHD and You: For Caregivers
• Asserting Yourself
• Building Social Skills
• Crisis Response (i.e., school/business closing, natural disaster, death or suicide).
• Creating Effective Communication
• Developing a Bully-Free Environment
• Finding the Words: Identifying and Expressing Feelings
• Good Touch/Bad Touch
• Information About Specific Mental Health Issues (i.e., anxiety, depression, or ADHD0
• It's OK to Ask for Help
• Learning to RELAX
• Managing & Expressing Anger
• Responding to HATE
• Preventing Suicide
• The Grieving Process

If you have any questions or concerns about services listed and not listed, please feel free to contact us.

Coparent Family Counseling

Natalie Wetzel-Rasmussen provides "Coparent Family Counseling" (for families who have separated or divorced parents who share separate homes with their child/ren) and "Collaborative Reunification Counseling" (for separated or divorced parents who have been estranged from their child/ren and want to re-establish a relationship with their child/ren).

The process to qualify for this therapy is:

• Families are recommended to me by guardian ad litems during a court process
• Parents both call the clinic to set up their, and their child(ren)'s initial mental health evaluation (each family member is typically seen once for their initial evaluation as part of the larger "family evaluation").
• If family members have insurance, then insurance is billed, otherwise, they are charged the rate of an initial evaluation.
• Below are 2 examples of each type of contract for both types of counseling for kids and adult children (for Collaborative Reunification Therapy), which are sent to all family members involved and can be tailored for each family.
• Part of the evaluation of the family includes a determination if all family members are appropriate to participate in the family counseling process. The larger family evaluation includes contact with collateral sources, such as teachers, doctors, social workers, counselors, guardian ad litems, etc.
• Once the evaluation is completed, and when the family is accepted into treatment, then they begin the next step to develop their treatment plan, including steps in the implementation of the plan and time frame. When a family is not determined to be appropriate for this type of treatment, they are informed why they weren't accepted, then are provided recommendations and referrals.

I have specific training in these two areas, and am the only counselor who provides this treatment. Now that all clients will shift to being seen online, only older kids/teenagers and families who can meet online will be accepted.