Integrative Psychological Health

ders is typically once a week. CBT, DBT, Process experiential therapy (emotion focused therapy) and mindfulness techniques also provide important tools in the treatment of depression, loss, grief, and adjustment issues. Group therapy: Dialectical Behavioral therapy group (adolescent and adult), anger management, positive impact parenting skill-building group, healing and growth and social anxiety skills building group. Please email or call for more information on when these groups meet. Marital/Couples/Supportive Family Therapy: Treatment is aimed at helping couples and families work on improving interpersonal effectiveness, improving communication skills, becoming more emotionally connected, becoming more cooperative, and working through crises. Treatment sessions: 45-50 minutes. The average length of treatment is 10-20 sessions. “Booster” sessions are available for patients who have completed treatment but would like periodic check-ins to help maintain their gains. Intensive Outpatient Treatment: Some patients require more frequent sessions than standard outpatient treatment. Intensive outpatient therapy for two to three weeks may be beneficial for patients experiencing an exacerbation in symptoms. Following this intensive therapy program, patients would return to normal weekly therapy. One-Time Consultations: If patients or providers are feeling stuck in treatment or uncertain about diagnosis, Dr. Faur is available for consultation. This can be useful for diagnostic clarification or generating ideas about what to try next in treatment. Professional Supervision: Our mental health providers are especially committed to the dissemination of multicultural psychology knowledge, trauma and resiliency. If interested in furthering expertise in these areas, supervision and consultation are available. Lectures and workshops: We are available for talks or workshops on various topics, including anxiety, depression, trauma and other topics pertaining to children or adults.