The Jonas Center provides effective, respectful, private, convenient and affordable mental health services to people in their communities. We offer individual, couples and family therapy as well as clinical supervision. Whether your need is brief or you are in search of a longer counseling experience, the staff at The Jonas Center will greet you with care, understanding and therapeutic techniques that work.
The Jonas Center staff also come from all walks of life, and each has their own unique story and specialties. All therapists are trained in the latest therapeutic tools and fully licensed or supervised by The Jonas Center Director Jim Jonas or Christine Paulson, both approved clinical supervisors.
If you're looking for someone to talk to for the first time or you've been in counseling before, the therapists at The Jonas Center work with individuals, couples and families who may be dealing with relationship, communication or intimacy issues, depression, anxiety, stress, low self-esteem, grief, loss, trauma or abuse.
The Jonas Center staff also come from all walks of life, and each has their own unique story and specialties. All therapists are trained in the latest therapeutic tools and fully licensed or supervised by The Jonas Center Director Jim Jonas or Christine Paulson, both approved clinical supervisors.
If you're looking for someone to talk to for the first time or you've been in counseling before, the therapists at The Jonas Center work with individuals, couples and families who may be dealing with relationship, communication or intimacy issues, depression, anxiety, stress, low self-esteem, grief, loss, trauma or abuse.
Services
Counseling, or psychotherapy, is a formal relationship between you and your therapist that helps you grow, change and heal.
With this relationship at its core, counseling at The Jonas Center helps you explore effective ways to deal with the issues that brought you to therapy and make better decisions that overcome instead of maintain those issues.
In the end, counseling helps you increase satisfaction and contentment in life.
That means our therapists are here to listen and understand, learn about you and what brings you to counseling, get to know you, and then collaborate with you on a plan to use your strengths and personal resources to deal with your concerns and heal.
With this relationship at its core, counseling at The Jonas Center helps you explore effective ways to deal with the issues that brought you to therapy and make better decisions that overcome instead of maintain those issues.
In the end, counseling helps you increase satisfaction and contentment in life.
That means our therapists are here to listen and understand, learn about you and what brings you to counseling, get to know you, and then collaborate with you on a plan to use your strengths and personal resources to deal with your concerns and heal.
At the Jonas Center your privacy and confidentiality is handled with great care.
You deserve emotional safety and security, and we take it very seriously.
We also understand the special circumstances of living in a smaller community.
The Jonas Center strictly follows all Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) guidelines, which means your record is afforded strong legal protection, and we give you a description of the use and disclosure of any information we obtain from you.
You deserve emotional safety and security, and we take it very seriously.
We also understand the special circumstances of living in a smaller community.
The Jonas Center strictly follows all Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) guidelines, which means your record is afforded strong legal protection, and we give you a description of the use and disclosure of any information we obtain from you.
Joyce, our office manager, will be happy to help you determine whether your plan is accepted and the therapist(s) who are participating providers for your particular plan.
We do ask that you ultimately check with your insurance carrier to be sure of your coverage including whether you have a deductible amount or a co-payment.
If you prefer to pay for therapy without insurance or do not have insurance coverage, The Jonas Center offers a sliding fee based upon income level.
To qualify, we will need to verify your income in order to offer you the appropriate fee.
We do ask that you ultimately check with your insurance carrier to be sure of your coverage including whether you have a deductible amount or a co-payment.
If you prefer to pay for therapy without insurance or do not have insurance coverage, The Jonas Center offers a sliding fee based upon income level.
To qualify, we will need to verify your income in order to offer you the appropriate fee.
Independently licensed therapists are required to take 30 hours of continuing education per two years.
The therapists at The Jonas Center do this and more to stay current on the most recent and effective treatment modalities so they can offer better strategies to help clients achieve their therapeutic goals.
The Jonas Center therapists also pursue specialties that interest them and help them better serve their clients.
Some specialities include play therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and therapy for seniors and GLBTQs.
The therapists at The Jonas Center do this and more to stay current on the most recent and effective treatment modalities so they can offer better strategies to help clients achieve their therapeutic goals.
The Jonas Center therapists also pursue specialties that interest them and help them better serve their clients.
Some specialities include play therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and therapy for seniors and GLBTQs.
Sometimes professionals recommend psychotherapy for you or your child.
In these cases, we request that they have you call us directly.
We have found that this type of approach to beginning therapy helps people take ownership of their care.
We appreciate professionals' support and encouragement.
Explaining why he or she believes therapy will be beneficial is often instrumental in helping someone take that first step.
When a professional has information that helps us understand the circumstances in which someone is seeking therapy, we welcome this input (with the person's permission) and we are proponents of coordinating care as therapy progresses.
In these cases, we request that they have you call us directly.
We have found that this type of approach to beginning therapy helps people take ownership of their care.
We appreciate professionals' support and encouragement.
Explaining why he or she believes therapy will be beneficial is often instrumental in helping someone take that first step.
When a professional has information that helps us understand the circumstances in which someone is seeking therapy, we welcome this input (with the person's permission) and we are proponents of coordinating care as therapy progresses.
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