Common symptoms: Restlessness, irritability, concentration and memory complaints, sleep disturbance, panic attacks, racing thoughts, obsessive rumination, unrealistic fear of unknowns, and avoidance of fearful activities and situations.

Common symptoms: Loss of interest, chronic low energy, sadness, hopelessness, suicidal thinking, and oversleeping.

Common symptoms: A pattern of persistent and unwanted thoughts and fears (obsessions) that leads to repetitive behaviors (compulsions) which interferes with daily functioning and causes significant distress.  Thoughts, images, and/or urges are intrusive and are often ritualistic in nature.

Common symptoms: An overwhelming and debilitating fear of an object, place, situation, feeling, or animal.   Common phobias consist of fearing heights, flying, tight spaces, public speaking, medical care, blood, crowds, snakes, and spiders.

Common symptoms: Restricting/purging, preoccupation and complicated relationship with food, obsession with body image and weight, fear of losing control, other obsessive and compulsive dynamics and complex trauma histories are common.

Common symptoms: Hyperactivity, distractibility, impulsivity, inattentiveness, forgetfulness, easily bored, and relationship difficulties.

Common symptoms: Depression, anxiety, disrupted conduct, and/or denial related to a significant loss, such as a death, divorce, occupation, and other significant losses.

Common symptoms: People struggling with one or more significant life transition(s) are often diagnosed with an Adjustment Disorder.  Adjustment disorders are stress-related and are often in a response to a stressful or unexpected event such as occupation or school problems, relationship loss or death, relocation, and etc.

Common symptoms: Nightmares, flashbacks, insomnia, hypervigilance, avoidance of triggering stimuli, memory and concentration complaints, heightened fear, startled response, feeling helpless, and discomfort with crowds/public.

Sexual assault can lead to serious emotional and physical consequences, including PTSD, substance use, and stress-related disorders. Survivors often experience nightmares, panic attacks, and flashbacks — all of which are treatable with evidence-based care. At APS, we provide individualized, trauma-informed therapy using proven approaches like EMDR, DBT, and CBT. Healing from sexual trauma can feel overwhelming, but finding a well-trained, compassionate provider is a powerful first step.

Domestic violence can leave lasting emotional scars long after physical wounds heal. Survivors are at high risk for PTSD, substance use, and stress-related disorders, often experiencing flashbacks, fear, and emotional numbness. These symptoms are treatable. At APS, we offer trauma-informed care in a safe, supportive environment — helping clients reclaim a sense of safety and connection.

Substance use can lead to persistent urges, risky behaviors, and continued harm despite negative consequences. At APS, we understand that addiction often stems from deeper emotional pain, trauma, or co-occurring mental health conditions. Our trauma-informed approach helps clients address the root causes of addiction while building healthier coping strategies.  APS offers a Comprehensive Co-Occurring Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) designed to treat both substance use and mental health disorders in an integrated, supportive setting.  See our “Services” section for more details.

Clinicians are trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Narrative/Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and other evidence-based trauma-informed therapuetic methodologies.

We provide evidence-based counseling services for military personnel dealing with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).  We also provide support for military personnel and their families navigating the unique challenges of adjustment after deployment.  Whether you are a returning service member seeking guidance in readjusting to civilian life or a family member dealing with the dynamics of reuniting with a loved one, our team is here to help.

(Police Officers, Fire Fighters, EMT’s, and Emergency Medical Personnel) Confidential EAP (free) psychological services are available for first responders and most medical emergency personnel.  It is an honor to provide services to those who help others.  Please contact us for more information.

If you find yourself struggling with symptoms such as explosive outbursts, simmering frustration, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and strained relationships due to anger issues, we can help. We understand that anger manifests in various ways, impacting both your mental well-being and interpersonal connections.  Through personalized therapy sessions, we aim to help you identify, understand, and resolve the underlying causes of your anger.

Mondays 6:15 pm-7:00 pm
(Doors open at 6pm)

This group supports parents and caregivers in learning effective co-regulation strategies to help their children manage emotions and behaviors. Strengthens the parent-child connection through shared emotional understanding and calm responses.

Tuesdays: 12-12:55pm

A virtual group focused on teaching Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills with an emphasis on mindfulness. Participants learn practical tools to increase self-awareness, manage emotions, and stay grounded in the present moment.