Family Health Center

Personal counseling with a trained therapist using techniques such as experiential relationship building, dialogue, communication, and behavior change to improve mental health or group relationships.

A form of psychotherapy in which one or more therapists treat multiple clients together, using the group process as a mechanism of change by exploring interpersonal relationships.

Therapy helping families and intimate couples develop better communication and nurture change, involving direct family participation in sessions.

Therapeutic techniques and exercises for individuals with excessive anger and aggression to learn triggers, stress management skills, relaxation strategies, forgiveness, and attitude changes.

Program aiming to minimize the risk of future domestic violence by reducing the risk of abuse and tailoring treatment to the offender’s history.

State‐approved educational and treatment program for DUI/DWI or drug offenders to satisfy Maryland requirements and address substance abuse.

Twelve weekly one-hour sessions of drug and alcohol education designed for offenders; accelerated education available on evaluation day.

Twenty-six weekly one-hour intensive counseling sessions for substance abuse offenders.

Motor Vehicle Administration certified three-hour lecture covering drug and alcohol topics as part of DUI/DWI education.

Course designed for driver’s license applicants holding out-of-country licenses to improve driving habits, promote safety, and recognize problem behaviors.

Comprehensive treatment tailored to the type, amount, and duration of substance use, focusing on abstinence, improved functioning, and reduced medical/social complications.

Required 45-minute interview evaluation conducted prior to program enrollment to gather personal and arrest information.

Professional examination using questionnaires, checklists, rating scales, and interviews to assess mental health and potentially diagnose mental illness.