Clinical Services

General Counseling-  services are provided for family, marital, abuse and neglect victims, children and adults.  Therapy styles include individual, group, and play therapy for young children.  Therapy services through general counseling are typically paid through self-pay (on a sliding fee scale), private insurance, or Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs).

Sexually Abusive Youth (SAY) -  is a specialized therapy and case management program which works with children who have committed a sexual offense.  The program also works with the family members of that child.  The program consists of individual, family, and group therapy as well as home-based case management.  All individuals involved in the program are referred through the Department of Child Services (DCS) and Grant County Juvenile Probation.  

Family Preservation -  is home-based counseling and case management services referred through DCS and Grant County Juvenile Probation.  The program also provides an anger management group (Aggression Replacement Training) and a parenting class (Developing Capable Young People). 

In-School Therapy -  was started in Fall 2007 in Head Start through grade 12 to provide counseling for students having trouble with anger control, behavior problems, depression, as well as adjusting to new situations.  Students are referred to this program through the individual school.        

Hands of Hope - provides intervention and prevention services focusing on domestic violence, sexual violence and homelessness.  Prevention education focuses on healthy relationships and sexual and domestic violence awareness and is offered to all age levels in Grant County public and private schools and select grades in Wabash County.

The Flannery-Keal Shelter - provides a temporary safe home for adults and children escaping domestic violence or facing homelessness.  Comprehensive services, including case management and linkages to mainstream programs are provided for both adults and children at the shelter.

    Healthy Families- A voluntary program based on the premise that parenting is the toughest job there is and all parents             need support.  A Family Support Specialist will provide information, referrals, and support to assist expecting or new             parents in caring for their children.  Visits are in the home and a variety of services may be offered such as: Home                 Visits, Cradle School, or assessment and referral services.  Available to all expecting and new parents with children             age birth to 3 years.

Cradle School-Cradle School is a weekly program for parents and their children (birth to 5 years), which includes games, crafts, snacks, field trips, and a time for parents to meet together for discussion and support.  This program is meant to help parents have fun with their children while helping them learn.  Participation is voluntary and free of charge.

    Family Foundations- This program is a parent and family education program which uses the Nurturing                             Program to teach vital skills to become an excellent parent.  Any parent is welcome to attend, there is a fee if you are         not referred.

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Training/Speaker Availability

    If you would like to inquire about someone providing training or public speaking, please contact Kelly Turner at 765-662-9971 ext. 101

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