SEARHC providers meet with patients to conduct:
Psychosocial and mental health assessment
Standardized diagnostic screening tools
Behavioral and functional assessment
Family systems evaluation
Crisis and safety assessment (when needed)
Plans are individualized based on diagnosis, symptoms, goals, and includes treatments like:
Individual psychotherapy
Family therapy
Skills‑based treatment (CBT, DBT skills, grounding techniques)
Trauma‑focused care (TF‑CBT, EMDR if clinically appropriate)
Parent or caregiver coaching
Evidence-based treatment that focuses on the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
A form of talk therapy and psychotherapy that supports patients with intense emotional experiences to better understand and process how their thoughts affect their emotions and behaviors.
Psychotherapy practices that focus on the family as a unit and the emotional unit instead of the individual. This form of therapy supports families with conflict resolution, communication strategies, and creating healthy boundaries and patterns.
Goal‑oriented, short‑term approach that helps patients identify and work toward specific outcomes that focus on their strengths, available resources, and existing problem-solving skills.
Age‑appropriate (ages 3-12) therapeutic methods for children that use play to safely and naturally communicate. This form of therapy supports children to express, process, and resolve emotional, behavioral, and social difficulties.
Educates patients on the impacts of trauma and supports a path forward to recovery, learning the signs and symptoms within themselves or loved ones, and actively avoiding re-traumatization.
