Outpatient Therapy
Peer Alliance Community offers outpatient therapy for adults in the local area. Therapy is a private place to work through what is going on in your life, with someone trained to help.
Who you will see:
A licensed clinical social worker. The same person who does your first assessment works with you going forward.
How it starts:
Your first visit is an assessment. You and your therapist talk through your history, what brought you in, and what you want to be different. Together you write a plan with your goals in it. That plan guides every session after.
Sessions we offer:
- Individual therapy — you and your therapist, one on one. Sessions run about 30, 45, or 60 minutes.
- Family therapy — with you present, or with your family when that helps more.
- Group therapy — a small group of adults working on similar goals.
- Crisis sessions — a longer session when something urgent comes up.
What we do not do:
We do not prescribe or manage medication. We do not do psychological testing. We do not provide substance use disorder treatment. If you need one of those, we will help you find a provider who does.
What to expect:
- What you share is private. We explain the limits to that at your first visit.
- You set the goals, and you can change them or stop at any time.
- If you already receive peer support from us, you can receive therapy too. The two work together.
How to get started:
Contact us and tell us what brings you in. We will answer your questions and schedule your first appointment.