🧠 Individual Therapy (Adults, Youth & Teens)

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Individual therapy provides a confidential and supportive space to work through life’s challenges. Our licensed clinicians offer personalized care for adults, youth, and teens experiencing issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioral challenges, grief, and life transitions.

For children and adolescents, therapy focuses on helping them express emotions, build coping skills, improve self-esteem, and strengthen family and peer relationships. We use age-appropriate techniques, including talk therapy, play therapy, and cognitive-behavioral approaches, to foster resilience and emotional growth.

Whether you're navigating personal struggles or seeking support for your child or teen, Warrior Wellness Group is here to help you find your inner strength.

Family therapy is a form of psychological counseling that helps family members improve communication, resolve conflicts, and foster healthier relationships. It is typically conducted by a licensed therapist or counselor with specialized training in family systems.

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Key Aspects of Family Therapy:

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• Goal: To identify and address problems within the family unit, such as communication breakdowns, behavioral issues, or coping with major life changes.

• Participants: May include all family members or just those willing or directly involved in the conflict.

• Approach: Focuses on understanding how each individual’s behavior affects the entire family and works to shift interaction patterns.

• Techniques: Therapists may use various models such as Structural Family Therapy, Strategic Family Therapy, or Bowenian Therapy.

Common Issues Addressed:

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• Parent-child conflicts

• Marital problems

• Substance abuse

• Mental health disorders affecting the family

• Divorce or separation

• Grief or trauma

Psychological Assessments

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Psychological assessments are structured evaluations used by psychologists to measure and understand an individual’s mental health, cognitive abilities, personality traits, emotional functioning, and behavior. These assessments can help diagnose conditions, guide treatment, and support decision-making in clinical, educational, or occupational settings.

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Key Components:

• Clinical Interviews – Conversations to gather background, medical, emotional, and behavioral history.

• Standardized Tests – Tools to measure IQ, memory, attention, problem-solving, and more (e.g., WAIS, MMPI).

• Behavioral Observations – Direct observation of behavior in structured or natural settings.

• Self-Report Questionnaires – Forms completed by the individual (or a parent/teacher for children) to assess mood, anxiety, etc.

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ADHD Assessments

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ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) assessments are a specific type of psychological evaluation designed to determine whether an individual meets the criteria for ADHD, typically focusing on patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity.

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Key Components:

• Clinical Interview – Detailed history of symptoms, developmental background, and daily functioning.

• Behavior Rating Scales – Standardized forms like the Conners or Vanderbilt scales, often completed by parents, teachers, and the individual.

• Cognitive and Executive Functioning Tests – Tests measuring attention span, working memory, processing speed, and impulse control.

• Observation and School Reports – Information from teachers and classroom observations to understand functioning in academic settings.

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Purpose of ADHD Assessments:

• Confirm or rule out ADHD diagnosis

• Differentiate ADHD from other conditions (e.g., anxiety, learning disorders)

• Develop a targeted treatment plan, including behavioral strategies or medication

🧬 Our fertility evaluations provide psychological assessments for individuals and couples navigating fertility treatments such as IVF, egg/sperm donation, or surrogacy. These evaluations are designed to explore emotional readiness, support systems, and mental health stability to help ensure a positive experience throughout the fertility journey. We work closely with clients and medical providers to support ethical and informed decision-making.⚖️ Bariatric EvaluationsBariatric evaluations are comprehensive psychological assessments required before weight-loss surgery. These evaluations assess emotional well-being, readiness for surgery, lifestyle habits, and ability to maintain long-term changes. We aim to help individuals prepare mentally and emotionally for the transformation ahead and to support long-term success through insight and behavioral planning.