In this time of uncertainty, Encompass is pleased to offer a virtual option to receive counseling and case-management services from your home. We are also still seeing clients in our regional offices by following all health recommendations and mandates.
While these are indeed uncharted times, we at Encompass Christian Counseling would like to assure you, our very valuable existing and future clients, that we are open and looking forward to serving you.
We’re all trying to navigate as best we can through these very unique circumstances. Our clinicians have been sharing mental health strategies, reading and activity recommendations, and other tips we hope will be useful for you and your loved ones.
Please fill out the form at the bottom of this page or call the office in your region to initiate services. You will be asked to provide insurance information, a brief description of your needs and availability, and responses to other brief questions that will allow your needs to be addressed as quickly as possible.
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Office staff will review your paperwork and pass it along to the therapist. Your therapist will review the information you provide, conduct an assessment interview, evaluate presenting concerns and provide an initial diagnosis. You and your therapist will begin to identify goals for treatment and discuss the frequency and time of future sessions that would work best for you and your needs.
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Several factors determine the frequency of your sessions, including your level of need, your schedule and your therapist’s availability, and what is allowed by your insurance. Your therapist will usually discuss this with you during your first visit.
It is an honor to walk alongside people like Ashley. Watch Ashley’s story below to learn how Encompass helped her overcome her anxiety and ultimately reestablish healthy relationships with her children.
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