Mental Health Services in Boise, Caldwell, & Orofino

Our Services

Overview

You might benefit from individual therapy if:

You're experiencing persistent anxiety, depression, or overwhelming stress that interferes with daily life.
You've experienced trauma or abuse and need support processing these experiences.
You're seeking personal growth, improved coping skills, or a better understanding of yourself and your patterns.

You might benefit from couples therapy if:

You're rebuilding trust after betrayal and are unsure how to move forward.
You’re navigating life changes, like new parenthood or retirement, and want support staying connected through the transitions.
You want to strengthen your relationship or improve communication and conflict resolution skills.

You might benefit from family therapy if:

You're experiencing ongoing family conflicts and want support in resolving issues, improving communication, and strengthening relationships.
You're navigating behavioral concerns, mental health challenges, or major transitions as a family unit.
You're dealing with trauma, addiction, or attachment issues that affect family relationships and want to build a more balanced home environment.

You might benefit from medication management if:

You've tried therapy alone and haven't found sufficient relief from your symptoms.
You're experiencing depression, anxiety, ADHD, or other conditions that may respond to medication.
You notice mood and sleep fluctuations. Hormone replacement therapy may be the answer to help regulate your changing hormone levels.

You might benefit from community-based services if:

You're recovering from severe mental illness and want support in developing independence in your home and community.
You need help building skills like budgeting, communication, symptom management or maintaining relationships and daily routines.
You’re looking for support coordinating resources like transportation, housing, employment, or public assistance.

You might benefit from substance use disorder treatment if:

You're experiencing problems in your work, relationships, health, or daily functioning due to alcohol or drug use.
You've tried to cut back or quit before, but found it difficult to maintain recovery on your own.
You're facing court-mandated treatment or legal, employment, or housing consequences due to substance use.

You're participating in a court diversion program or mental health court and need compliant treatment
You're facing legal consequences related to mental health or substance use issues and seeking rehabilitation
You need documentation, progress reports, or coordination with your probation officer or legal team