Intensive Outpatient Program
Ages 12-18
Embracing a holistic approach to mental wellness, we integrate evidence-based modalities such as mindfulness techniques, expressive arts therapy, and yoga to support healing on physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. Our goal is to empower young people and their families on their journey towards healing and hope. If you or a loved one is struggling, our IOP offers a path forward towards brighter days ahead.
Outpatient Psychotherapy
COUNSELING FOR YOUTH AGES 9-19
Our experienced therapists offer individualized support to help young people navigate the challenges they face, fostering resilience and emotional well-being. We integrate psychotherapy and evidence-based practices into our services to address mental and emotional disturbances, reducing at-risk behaviors such as self-harm and suicidal ideations. This service is provided free of charge to ensure support is accessible to all who need it.
COUNSELING FOR EMERGING ADULTS AGES 20-26
Our skilled therapists work collaboratively with clients to address a wide range of mental health concerns and empower them to thrive in their transition to adulthood. We incorporate psychotherapy and evidence-based practices into our services to support individuals living with mental and emotional disturbances, reducing at-risk behaviors such as self-harm and suicidal ideations. This service is provided free of charge to ensure support is accessible to all who need it.
THERAPY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE LOST A LOVED ONE TO SUICIDE
Our compassionate therapists provide a safe space for processing grief, offering support and guidance as clients navigate their healing journey. We integrate psychotherapy and evidence-based practices into our services to address mental and emotional disturbances, reducing at-risk behaviors such as self-harm and suicidal ideations. This service is provided free of charge to ensure support is accessible to all who need it.
Grief Therapy
Counseling Services for Suicide Survivors
Individual Counseling: Our licensed counselors offer one-on-one sessions to provide personalized support and guidance. These sessions are tailored to address the unique needs and emotions of each survivor, helping them cope with grief, guilt, anger, and other complex emotions associated with losing a loved one to suicide.
Group Therapy: We facilitate support groups specifically for suicide survivors, where individuals can connect with others who have experienced similar losses. Group therapy provides a safe and empathetic space for sharing stories, coping strategies, and mutual support, fostering a sense of belonging and understanding.
Intensive Home-Based Therapy (IHB)
Hands-on support to children and their families.
Short-term, team based service, that provides focused hands-on support to children and their families – right in the comfort of their own homes. What sets IHB apart, is that the therapy takes place where their families live, making it more personal, convenient, and effective. This approach allows the therapy team to better understand the family’s day-to-day environment and tailor support to their unique needs.
Therapeutic Mentoring
Providing encouragement and nurturing.
Therapeutic mentoring is a supportive service designed to help individuals, specifically youth, navigate life’s challenges. Mentors offer guidance, encouragement, and motivation. They use their own life experiences to connect with clients in a meaningful way, fostering trust and understanding, and providing a support system outside of friends and family.
Parent Education Class
Understanding seasonal depression and combating anxious thoughts.
This session helps parents recognize early signs of depression in children and teens—such as changes in mood, sleep, behavior, school performance, and social withdrawal. Parents will learn how depression can increase the risk of suicidal thoughts, what warning signs may indicate immediate concern, and how to respond with support, open communication, and appropriate professional help. The class also provides guidance on creating a safe home environment, reducing stigma around mental health, and partnering with schools and healthcare providers to keep kids safe.
Community Presentations & School Assemblies
Raising awareness for all our young people.
Our assemblies are designed to help students understand warning signs, and to encourage them to speak up if they or someone they know is struggling. We want to empower young people to reach out for help, and to offer help when they see a friend in need. By sharing our story (Zachary’s story), we hope to honor his memory and prevent other families from experiencing the pain of losing a loved one to suicide. We aim to create a community of support. Where no one has to struggle in silence. To ensure that every student knows they are not alone, and that help is always available.
For more information, or to schedule a presentation, contact us at info@marshmallowshope.org
