Individual therapy is a joint process between the therapist and the client. Common goals of therapy can be to inspire change or improve quality of life. Clients may seek therapy for help with issues that are hard to face alone. Individual therapy is also called therapy, psychotherapy, psychosocial therapy, talk therapy, and counseling.

Also known as marital therapy, couples counseling, or relationship counseling, is a form of therapy that supports people in intimate relationships. While the relationship itself is the focus in couples therapy, each partner is expected to pay attention to self-improvement and self-awareness.

The Holistic Group also offers discernment counseling to help couples who are uncertain whether they want to continue their relationship. It can also be used in cases where one partner wants to end the relationship while the other hopes to preserve it.

WORKSHOPS ARE STRUCTURED AROUND A RESEARCH-VALIDATED APPROACH AND, AS SUCH, ARE PRACTICAL, ENGAGING, AND FUN.

Topics include, but are not limited to:

Health and Wellness, Life-Balance, Self-Care, Time Management, Healthy Relationships, Career Exploration, and Adolescent Coaching.

Clinical Supervision can be provided to assist Virginia residents in counseling learn clinical skills, develop their counseling style, encourage personal growth, and prepare them for licensure in the State of Virginia. We offer a flexible and convenient approach to clinical supervision via a group format that aligns with the Virginia State requirements.

In accordance with the Virginia State requirements, supervision is offered to address the following areas:

• Assessment and diagnosis using psychotherapy techniques

• Appraisal, evaluation, and diagnostic procedures

• Treatment planning and implementation

• Case management and record keeping

• Professional counselor identity and function

• Professional ethics and standard of practice

A minimum of 200 hours of supervisory sessions, occurring at a minimum of 1 hour and a maximum of 4 hours of supervision per 40 hours of work experience, during the period of

the residency. 100 hours of the 200 required hours must be obtained under board-approved supervision with a Licensed Professional Counselor. Up to 20 hours of the supervision received during the supervised internship may be counted toward the 200 hours of in-person supervision if the supervision was provided by a LPC. Group supervision hours are equivalent to individual supervision hours, however, only half of the 200 required hours may be obtained in group supervision.