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The Work Group's Counseling Center, offers outpatient individual counseling for adult clients (16 and up) with substance use related issues, mood, anxiety, stress, trauma, and work/family/relationship issues.  In addition, we are able to support our clients with medication evaluation and monitoring, prevention groups, family and couples counseling, and aftercare services.  

Our mission is to provide the highest quality, evidence based, behavioral health services to the community that are responsive to the social, psychological, emotional, cultural, and biological needs of all individuals and families. 

We provide community-based rehabilitation services to help our clients manage their diagnoses, by utilizing evidence based treatment modalities. With this vision, we hope to create a better overall life experience for the clients we serve.

We are committed to treating all clients with dignity and respect, holding their confidentiality to the highest of standards. 

The Work Group's Counseling Center offers individual counseling for adult clients (16 and up) with mood, anxiety, stress, trauma, and work/family/relationship issues, with a specialization in behavioral health Outpatient Treatment. We use evidence-based cognitive and behavioral interventions.

Our Outpatient Program lasts anywhere from 12 weeks (meeting three times a week for three hours a day) on/as needed per client. We offer a variety of morning, afternoon, and evening times.  Joe's Place Outpatient program encourages clients to actively participate in their recovery in a safe and supportive environment. We use evidence-based, cutting edge, and diverse approaches including mindfulness, Matrix Model and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) interventions, and natural supports.

 Currently, Joe's Place has several groups running spanning the morning, afternoon, and evening. Groups include:

• Psycho-educational teaching
• Skills-development
• Identification and addressing triggers
• Learning grounding techniques
• Chemistry of Addiction Education
• Healthy lifestyle alternatives
• Communication skills
• Family therapy and educational family groups around aspects of addiction within a family system
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
• Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)
• Matrix Model
• Self-esteem and self-worth
• Nutrition
• Boundaries
• Impulse control
• Coping skills
• Co-occurring issues
• Cycle of change
• Family roles
• Self-care
• Losses/resentments
• Deactivation of cravings
• Safety planning/refusal skills