If you are having issues or concerns with someone (or many people) you care about, more than likely these "issues" or "concerns" won't go away without having this person (or these people) directly involved in the resolution.  In other words, working on "self" is for "individual counseling"; working on relationships with others could call for either Marriage or Family Therapy. 

CCS offers a traditional approach, as well as a spiritual or Christian approach to bringing perspective and insight into what it takes to live a healthy, loving life.

Marriage and Family Therapy is concerned with the long-term well-being of individuals and their families.

Marriage and family Therapy is short-term therapy: 12 sessions on average.  Treatment provided by marriage and family therapy could initially be one-on-one and then progress to sessions with others involved in the relationship.

Marriage and family therapy has increased in prominence in the mental health field  due to its brief, solution-focused treatment, its family-centered approach, and its demonstrated effectiveness.

If you are unsure of whether you need Marriage or Family Therapy, please schedule an initial session.  This will allow you to share your thoughts and concerns, as well as allow us to provide insight and perspective into how we can provide the quality, competent care you deserve...