Individual and Family Therapy
Children and families should be seen in context. Lorenz Clinic’s Community-Based therapy can provide services to the individuals as well as to families. At times, both of these options are necessary to provide a holistic approach for clients.
Therapy is often most effective when we can see the problem right in front of us and not in an artificial environment. Clinicians work closely with caregivers to improve their ability to respond to and support their child in a way that promotes improved functioning at home, school, and in the community, while preventing placement in a higher level of care such as hospitalization or partial hospitalization.
Children/families who are enrolled in Medical Assistance or Medicaid programs may have eligibility for receiving services in their homes and communities. Once added to the waitlist, our team will contact you when a clinician is available to provide a diagnostic assessment. This assessment will assist us to determine if community-based services are appropriate and medically necessary. From there, goals will be made in collaboration with the child, caregivers, and the clinician, and the frequency of the therapy and/or skills training service will be determined based on need. Community-based services are generally recommended when behaviors are more frequently and severely displayed in the home.
Referral Process
If you are a professional interested in referring someone to our Community-Based program, please fax the request to (952) 443.4604 with a signed release of information form. We will contact the client to schedule. If you have any questions, please contact us at (952) 443.4600.
Contact Us
Get in touch with our Home-Based Services Supervisor today.
To make a professional referral, download the following form.
Here is a brief list of the issues we can treat in your home:
Behavioral problems
Depression
Trauma
Parent-Child Relational Therapy
Child Defiance and Problematic Behaviors
Grief, Loss, or significant life change
Adolescent Transitions
Anxiety
School Refusal
Contact UsJessica Lynch, Director of Children’s Intensives
Jessica is the Director of Children’s Intensives, a comprehensive service that includes Day Treatment and Community-Based service programs. In this role, Jessica oversees the day-to-day operations for these areas, inclusive of staffing and the client experience. Questions can be directed to Jessica at 952-443-4600 ext. 400.
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