Outpatient groups address various treatment areas for children 5-17 years old. Incentives are offered for attendance and participation and dinner or snacks are provided in many groups. Groups include Anger Management, AOD (alcohol or drugs), AOD Residential Aftercare, Caregiver / Parent Support, DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) for Youth & Caregivers, Girls Empowerment Group for Survivors of Trauma for Youth & Caregivers, Lasting Solutions for Everyday Problems (Family Conflict & Problem Solving), LGBTQ, Managing Feelings & Making Friends and Teen Social Skills.

DBT is a therapy model that helps counselees learn to regulate emotions through the use of mindfulness skills that can be practiced in everyday life.

Provides mental health and pastoral (spirtual) counseling on a wide variety of topics. Counseling is provided in both group and individual settings. Services may be used to fulfill court requirements; agency will share any necessary documents with entities such as the courts, probation officers, and lawyers as needed.

Provides behavorial health for feelings of depression or anxienty, drug and alcohol use, smoking, and overeating.

Providing support, evaluation and treatment to individuals, families and groups. Our philosophy of care stresses strength based, family and community centered treatment. Care decisions are team-based and emphasize family and patient participation. At Cambridge Counseling Center, Inc., all patients are treated with dignity, confidentiality and respect.

Assists a limited number of patients with Medically Assisted Treatment (Suboxone and Subutex for pregnant women), home-based medication management and education, referrals to individual counseling within the agency, and home-based supportive services (case managements).

Provides behavorial health for feelings of depression or anxienty, drug and alcohol use, smoking, and overeating.

Project UPLIFT is an internet and telephone program using cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness to treat depression in people with epilepsy. Depression is one of the most common psychiatric disorders among people with epilepsy. A review of studies shows that between 32-48% of people living with epilepsy also suffer from depression, impacting quality of life and family functioning more even than seizure frequency. Project UPLIFT was created to help people better understand and cope with depression. The program is led by a Foundation staff person and a person living with epilepsy.

Offers adult community support in the form of case management to the severely mentally disturbed adult population. Services include: pre-vocational training and intensive outpatient and group therapy.

Provides behavorial health for feelings of depression or anxienty, drug and alcohol use, smoking, and overeating.

Provides individual and group counseling to help children and adults cope with illness, stress, and disabilities. Evaluations including psychological and behavioral testing are also available.

Provides individual and group counseling to help children and adults cope with illness, stress, and disabilities. Evaluations including psychological and behavioral testing are also available.

Offers a psychiatric partial hospitalization program. Included are a psychotherapy group, a psychoeducational group, one-on-one counseling, crisis intervention, and social milieu therapy.

Provides a residential recovery program for adults who are battling addictions or re-entering society after being released from prison. Two houses each have a full-time live-in Resident Advisor. The program use a faith-based foundation and each resident is required to set goals for themselves, including a personal goal, a recovery goal, a spiritual goal, and an employment goal. Residents are also required to attend support groups, counseling, and treatment outside of the house and to actively engage in in-home individual and group sessions. Housing is provided for program participants only.

Counseling and psychotherapy in an office setting, including diagnostic intake assessments. Trauma-informed care, Cognitive-behavioral therapy, and an innovative approach help children, adults and families.

Provides a national network of mental health professional volunteers who have agreed to provide an hour a week of free mental health counseling. Availability may vary by area, but counseling can be for: anxiety, depression, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, sexual health and intimacy concerns, bereavement counseling, brain injuries, child and adolescent counseling, critical incident stress debriefing, divorce, family issues, gambling addiction, gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender issues, general counseling, marriage counseling, parent education, pastoral counseling, postpartum counseling, sexual assault counseling, sexual/love addiction counseling, substance use disorder counseling.

Provides therapeutic interventions and counseling in which people can choose to include their spiritual values and beliefs. Telemental health service available.

Provides behavorial health for feelings of depression or anxienty, drug and alcohol use, smoking, and overeating.

Provides behavorial health for feelings of depression or anxienty, drug and alcohol use, smoking, and overeating.

Provides spiritual counseling.

Provides behavorial health for feelings of depression or anxienty, drug and alcohol use, smoking, and overeating.

Local chaplains provide spiritual support to those involved in stressful or traumatic events.

Provides behavorial health for feelings of depression or anxienty, drug and alcohol use, smoking, and overeating.

Provides behavorial health for feelings of depression or anxienty, drug and alcohol use, smoking, and overeating.