Domestic Violence Treatment
Approved Domestic Violence Treatment Providers
During treatment clients are educated in the types of abuse, how to eliminate abusive behaviors, empathy, and how to recognize the effects of their actions on others. Clients are also taught how to understand, identify, and manage their personal pattern of violence. Prior to beginning treatment, an intake or evaluation needs to be completed to determine the level of treatment as prescribed by the Domestic Violence Offender Management Board Standards.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
A personal development, self-awareness program to help achieve success in life. It assists individuals to reach their true potential by getting rid of negative thoughts and replacing them with positive ones. If you like no matter what you do, something bad always happens and you have no way to change it, this program will assist you in gaining control over your life and making positive changes.
Substance Abuse/Relapse Prevention
Designed for non-DUI/DWAI and other substance abusing individuals. Alcohol/ drug abuse and addiction are painful battles for the one abusing or addicted and for those around them. Running Creek Counseling offers treatment and support to assist those abusing or addicted to alcohol and/or drugs to achieve recovery. During treatment, individuals learn to understand the addictive cycle, how to manage cravings and urges, how to develop support systems, and how to recognize triggers among other things.
Anger Management
For those who experience anger issues or have been convicted of a crime other than domestic violence.
Program content includes stress management, identifying anger triggers, communication skills, victim empathy, and power and control.
Evaluation, Assessment, and Dual Diagnosis
Running Creek Counseling offers evaluation and assessment services for mental health, domestic violence, and substance abuse (drug and alcohol). These services are available for adults and adolescents.
Our dual diagnosis program is customized for clients with mental health and substance abuse issues.