Services
Description for Our Service
We understand that many community resources remain unused because our clients and their families are unaware of the services that are available or they are unsure how to access those services. At DIIP, we will make every effort to assist clients and their families with increasing their knowledge of and access to necessary resources.
My Mentoring
Family sessions utilize the family’s current strengths and assets, and engages the family in the co-collaborative processes of making decisions and setting goals.
Training Programs
we utilize empirically based techniques and interventions that focus on teaching, educating,
Exclusive Retreats
service is designed to meet the needs of children with behavioral and emotional
Life Mentoring
This also allows for the ongoing assessment process to continue until the client and the family have been discharged from services.
LEARNING
Incorporation of the Arts
In an article written in Arts + Health, Dr. Pat Bracken discusses “The Recovery Approach.” This approach introduces the creative arts as having a central role on a client’s road to health.
Dr. Bracken also believes that the arts compliment mental health work because they in and of themselves are very therapeutic and provide opportunities for meanings to develop. Art has the ability to help clients connect with their emotions in a way that is nonthreatening. Art also has the capacity to help clients shape their identity and give voice to the parts of them that have been voiceless.
Modalities:
- Play Therapy Techniques
- Art Therapy Techniques
- Dance Therapy
- Music Therapy
- Cinema Therapy
- Narrative Therapy
- Family Systems Therapy
- Mindfulness