Mental Health Services for Deaf Patients

All counseling services are provided in American Sign Language (ASL) by deaf and ASL-fluent providers. We offer:

Individual Counseling

We provide individual counseling for adults. We offer care for those who have a mental health disorder, are experiencing grief, stress, cultural or identity conflicts, a difficult change or life situation, or who simply need space to process something. Counseling is available both virtually and in person.

Couples Counseling

We provide couples counseling for you and a significant person in your life. Couples counseling focuses on improving your communication and problem-solving skills as a couple, co-parenting, processing difficult situations together, and improving the quality of your relationship. Counseling is available both virtually and in person.

Family Therapy

We provide family therapy to immediate and extended family members. We help families build stronger relationships, improve communication, and manage conflicts. Family therapy is available both virtually and in person.

Group Therapy

Group therapy brings people together to learn skills and receive support from each other through shared experiences. We provide different opportunities for group therapy depending on current interests. Group therapy is available both virtually and in person. 

Medication Management

We provide medication consultations and ongoing medication management. Medications and alternative options, such as light therapy or supplements, may be helpful in reducing the symptoms of a mental health disorder. Our psychiatric nurse practitioners and psychiatrists do not sign so we utilize ASL and Deaf interpreters or captioning for your sessions.