Counseling Services

The CICFC provides counseling for those experiencing personal, couple/marital or family difficulties.

Available Services

The Center offers low-cost counseling for the following:

  • Anger Management
  • Anxiety
  • Career Decisions
  • Child Behavior Problems
  • Communication Problems
  • Coping Skills
  • Depression
  • Parenting Skills
  • Pre-marital Counseling
  • Relationship Difficulties
  • Limited Spanish-speaking services are available.

Services Not offered

The Center does NOT provide the following:

  • Psychiatric Evaluations or Medication
  • Custody Evaluations or Expert Testimony for Court
  • Psychological Assessment/Testing
  • Treatment for Intimate Partner Violence
  • Treatment for Alcohol/Substance Abuse

Types of Therapy

Individual Therapy

The center treats individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, loss, LGBTQ issues, relationship difficulties, sexual abuse, self-esteem, trauma, and work difficulties.

Couple/Family Therapy

The center treats couples with issues such as communication, conflict, infidelity, trust, parenting, emotional intimacy, separation/divorce, and sexual difficulties.

Family Therapy

The center treats families dealing with issues such as abuse, blending families, child discipline, communication, conflict, grief, loss, and step-families.

Telebehavioral Health Counseling Services

The center offers virtual appointments for rural clients and on a case by case basis.

When You Should Consider Counseling

Sometimes the hardest thing is admitting that you need help with a difficult situation. The challenges of everyday life can become very difficult and overwhelming, with no solutions in sight. There is, however, help available. Therapists provide an objective point of view and can help you identify resources of which you are not aware. Therapists also can help you acquire skills to cope with your current challenges, whether they are internal struggles, personal relationships, or issues related to school or work settings.

You should consider seeking counseling if:

  • The solutions you try don't seem to work.
  • Worrying about your problems gets in the way of doing what you need to do (school, work, family, etc.).
  • Your reactions to people and/or difficult situations are stronger than usual.
  • You are feeling hopeless with nowhere to turn for help.
  • You wish you could talk to someone to help you sort through things.
  • You know it's time to make a change.

Confidentiality and Telehealth

It is the policy of the Center not to release any information regarding your use of our services, or any personal matters discussed with your counselor.

Currently the CICFC is only offering Telebehavioral Health Counseling Services over the secure and HIPPA compliant telecommunications technology, Zoom. The CICFC is not providing in-person sessions currently. An announcement will be made at a later date regarding the resuming of in-person services.

The laws that protect the confidentiality of your medical information also apply to telebehavioral health. Unless we explicitly agree otherwise, the telebehavioral health exchange is confidential.

To further ensure the privacy of your sessions, we ask that you do the following: only conduct sessions in a private place, consider using headphones during your session, use a hard wired internet connection, and be prepared to join a call/video session at least 5 minutes prior to the start of the session.

As it pertains to telebehavioral health, potential risks include, but are not limited to, the possibility, despite reasonable efforts on the part of your therapist, that: the transmission of your information could be disrupted or distorted by technical failures; the transmission of your information could be interrupted by unauthorized persons; and/or the electronic storage of your medical information could be accessed by unauthorized persons.