About Helping Hearts Counseling
Biopsychosocial Intake
Biopsychosocial Intake
Biopsychosocial Intake
The biopsychosocial intake, also known as an assessment is generally 60-90 minutes and conducted at the beginning of therapy, and assesses for biological, psychological and social factors that can be contributing to a problem or problems occurring for a client. The assessment takes into account the biological, social, and psychological as
The biopsychosocial intake, also known as an assessment is generally 60-90 minutes and conducted at the beginning of therapy, and assesses for biological, psychological and social factors that can be contributing to a problem or problems occurring for a client. The assessment takes into account the biological, social, and psychological aspects of someone’s life when determining what is negatively affecting their overall all daily functioning. The approach emphasizes the importance of a holistic view of the individual and an integration of biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors on human development and functioning. It's considered a holistic assessment, looking at a client on all different levels. The biopsychosocial interview is utilized because problems usually don't exist in a vacuum--they all influence each other in different ways. It's not enough just to look at a person; you have to look at his or her environment as well.
Individual Therapy
Biopsychosocial Intake
Biopsychosocial Intake
A therapeutic environment with the client and counselor focusing on treatment plan goals and objectives. The primary goal of individual therapy is to increase understanding of one's thoughts and behavior patterns to help increase function and overall well-being. In therapy, an individual may learn how to handle stress, interpersonal diffi
A therapeutic environment with the client and counselor focusing on treatment plan goals and objectives. The primary goal of individual therapy is to increase understanding of one's thoughts and behavior patterns to help increase function and overall well-being. In therapy, an individual may learn how to handle stress, interpersonal difficulties and troubling situations in an effective and healthy manner.
Sessions typically last around 60 minutes and occur once per week.
Family Therapy
Biopsychosocial Intake
Family Therapy
Family therapy is a type of psychotherapy that helps family members improve their relationships and work through difficult situations. It can help with a variety of issues, including:
- Mental health and substance use
- Death and grief
- Relationship conflicts
- Adjusting to a new life change
- Children's behavior problems
- Caring for a family member wit
Family therapy is a type of psychotherapy that helps family members improve their relationships and work through difficult situations. It can help with a variety of issues, including:
- Mental health and substance use
- Death and grief
- Relationship conflicts
- Adjusting to a new life change
- Children's behavior problems
- Caring for a family member with special needs
During family therapy, a therapist may work with the family as a group, with individuals, or both. Sessions typically last around 50 minutes and occur once per week.
Family therapy can help families understand each other better, support each other, communicate better, work through conflicts, and build stronger relationships.