After a traumatic event, adults and children alike can experience a change in how they view the world and others. Counseling services provide a safe place to develop knowledge and skills for healing and change. People sometimes manage trauma by acting as if everything is all right, even if it is not. Counseling services can improve the emotional well-being and may prevent future difficulties.

In order to seek therapeutic services at the Resiliency Center, a participant must first meet with an advocate prior to setting an appointment with a therapist. This allows the advocate to support and assess all the participant’s needs;  to help mitigate any barriers (such as transportation, childcare, etc.) that may prevent them from making their appointments or receiving services; and it also helps the participant determine if therapeutic services through the Resiliency Center is appropriate for them.

The Resiliency Center clinicians treat ages two and up, and provide individual and family therapy. All interventions can help a person to develop coping skills that help them to make sense of the trauma they experienced. Participants at the Resiliency Center can determine their own strengths and are supported as they navigate through healing.