Psychotherapy Services
At Tidewater Psychotherapy Services, we offer a full range of behavioral health and psychotherapy options. We have a diverse team of psychiatrists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and licensed therapists able to provide you with the specialized treatment you deserve.
Substance Abuse Treatment
Our team provides group therapy and medication management for individuals in need of substance use and addiction recovery. Treatment plans are personalized and may include evidence-based medications such as Suboxone®, Naltrexone, and long-acting injectables including Vivitrol® and Sublocade®.
Group therapy offers a supportive environment where individuals can connect with others facing similar challenges, promoting accountability and meaningful changes in behavior and attitude. Services are led by experienced clinicians and may be integrated with individual therapy and other clinical supports as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.
Marital and Couples Counseling
Marriage and Couples counseling provides a safe, therapeutic atmosphere where partners can work out long-standing issues that interrupt intimate relationships. Therapists provide the opportunity to strengthen relationships and move past long-held hurt and communication problems. Raising children, blended family issues, along with infidelity and abuse, are the domain of the martial therapist.
Medication Management
Talented medication management by a psychiatrist, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner who understands the use of psychiatric medications can make a major difference in your life. Recent advances in pharmaceuticals have led to greater efficacy when treating a number of psychiatric disturbances. A specialist who tailors medications to you, your lifestyle, and your body chemistry is the reason to see a psychiatric practitioner.
Grief Counseling
Grief counseling is helpful to those who struggle to move past death or significant loss. Sadness and depression are common after death, but lingering feelings of sadness and depression may require professional intervention. Crying for no known reason, suicidal thoughts, trouble sleeping, and loss of appetite are symptoms of depression and unresolved grief.
Cognitive Therapy
Cognitive therapy is a relatively brief form of therapy based on the concept that how we think about situations influences how we feel. Cognitive therapy is recognized as one of the more effective therapies for treating depression and anxiety. Practitioners using this treatment are present-oriented and do not spend an inordinate amount of time processing past events. Your therapist will work with you to increase your awareness of your thoughts and emotions. The next step will involve challenging inaccurate thinking and beliefs that lead to uncomfortable thinking and maladaptive behaviors. Also known as cognitive behavioral therapy, it is a very helpful form of treatment and can be more effective, if needed, when combined with medication.
Individual Therapy
Individual therapy for children, adolescents, and adults addresses mental health and adjustment concerns. Individual therapy is the unique collaboration between a person who has concerns about their ability to manage some part of their life or emotions and a therapist with skills or knowledge about those concerns. Individual therapy is always specific to the person who is seeking help and directed at accomplishing the goals that are important to them.
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