Assessments & Evaluations — Criminal, Dependency, and Family Law

Domestic Violence Assessments $350
The purpose of a domestic violence assessment is to determine whether an individual may benefit from a program to address behaviors and conduct as it relates to domestic violence. The assessment includes a comprehensive intake, verbal interview, standardized testing, collateral contacts, and review of collateral information relating to the recommendation of the assessment. Police reports and criminal history are required for review.

Anger Management Assessments $350
The purpose of an anger management assessment is to determine whether an individual may benefit from a program to build skills around managing emotions and behaviors in emotionally intense situations. The assessment includes a comprehensive intake, verbal interview, standardized testing, and review of collateral information relating to the recommendation of the assessment. Police reports and criminal history are required for review if applicable.

Mental Health Assessments $1000
The purpose of a mental health assessment is to determine whether an individual may be experiencing symptoms of a diagnosable condition related to personality dysfunction, mental health symptomology, and reported behaviors. The assessment includes a comprehensive intake, verbal interview, standardized testing, and review of collateral information relating to the recommendation of the assessment. Police reports and criminal history are required for review if applicable.

Parenting Assessments  $1000
The purpose of a parenting assessment is to identify parenting strengths and areas for possible support for improvements. Recommendations for services are included with a focus on assisting the parents in learning more skills on how to meet the needs of their children and create a safe and nurturing environment. The assessment includes a comprehensive intake, verbal interview, standardized testing, and review of collateral information relating to the recommendation of the assessment

Superior Court / Family Law Evaluations: 
Domestic Violence; Anger Management; Mental Health; and Parenting Evaluations are more comprehensive than assessments and include additional collateral information relating to complete case history filings with collateral contacts. Please contact us for a quote on pricing for evaluations.

• Domestic Violence Evaluation

• Anger Management Evaluation

• Mental Health Evaluation

• Parenting (Limited scope)

Counseling/Therapy

Individual Counseling $125 per hour
Individual counseling is provided for clients who are in need of support in areas of their lives through exploration of feelings, beliefs, and experiences. Counseling also assists individuals in identifying areas of needed change through increasing self-awareness and insights and improving the ability to problem solve.

Couples Counseling $150 per hour
Couples counseling is for partners who need support with effective communication and conflict resolution in their relationship. Many couples utilize this type of counseling when there are challenges within the relationship in order to gain skills in how to best meet the needs of the relationship.

Co-Parenting Counseling $150 per hour*
*book purchase required.
Co-Parenting Therapy provides support for parents who are working to create a new co-parenting relationship with a focus on the effects of their interactions on the child. Parents will learn how to prepare for challenging situations in order to work together in the best interests of the child. Focus is on building a mutually respectful co-parenting relationship while protecting the children from any conflict.

Parenting Services

Therapeutic Observation $125 per hour
This service is provided for parents who are having visitation with their children and are in need of additional supports during the time spent with their child. This includes support in communication or addressing behavioral challenges.

Triple P $125 per hour
This service is provided for parents who are in need of support with development of parenting skills surrounding responding to children through the development of emotional bonding with strategies for age-appropriate correction.