At Evergreen Center for Counseling, we serve Pre-Teens, Teens, Young Adults, & Adults, experiencing behavioral and mental health challenges, relationship issues, grief and loss, and substance use disorders.

• We utilize evidence-based practices and therapeutic modalities, including:

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

  • Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)

  • Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)

  • Prevention and Recovery–oriented modalities

  • Trauma-Informed Care

  We offer individual, couples, and family therapy, as well as women’s group therapy.
  Currently, we are accepting clients for individual therapy, couples therapy, and group therapy.
  

• Women’s Process Group

  How It Works

  Therapist-Led, Unstructured, and Participant-Driven
  Group members bring forward whatever is most relevant to them, exploring emotions and life experiences as they naturally arise.

  Focus on the Therapeutic Process
  The group emphasizes how members interact with one another—examining emotional responses, defenses, and interpersonal patterns as the foundation of therapeutic growth.

  Key Goals

  • Increase Self-Awareness: Develop insight into personal emotions, behaviors, and relational patterns.

  • Improve Interpersonal Skills: Practice vulnerability, empathy, and effective communication.

  • Gain New Perspectives: Receive supportive feedback from peers and the therapist, reducing feelings of isolation.

  • Foster Healing and Growth: Build healthier coping strategies and relational skills.

  What to Expect

  • Emotional Expression: Open sharing of struggles, successes, and feelings.

  • Mutual Support: Connection with others experiencing similar challenges.

  • Real-Time Feedback: Insight and reflections from group members.

  • Practical Application: Skills that translate into healthier relationships outside the group, particularly beneficial in addiction recovery and mental health treatment.

• Women’s Grief Group

  What Happens in a Grief Therapy Group?

  • Shared Experience: Members discuss their loved ones, emotions such as sadness, anger, and guilt, and the impact of loss on daily life.

  • Professional Guidance: A therapist facilitates discussions, provides validation, teaches healthy coping strategies, and helps manage intense emotions.

  • Mutual Support: A safe, compassionate environment where participants feel understood and less alone.

  • Learning and Growth: Education on the grief process, tools for managing symptoms, and support in integrating loss into one’s life.

  Who Benefits?

  • Individuals who have experienced the loss of a significant person (partner, child, parent, friend, or loved one).

  • Those struggling with complicated grief, anxiety, or depression following a loss.

  • Individuals who benefit from peer support and professional guidance while processing trauma and grief.

  -Melissa Weber, MA, LPCC, ADDC