MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Compassionate professionals ready to serve your psychological needs.
The Pauquette Center for Psychological Services offers a range of state-licensed mental health services to meet every need, including psychotherapy, AODA Treatment/Services, domestic violence and anger management treatment, group therapy, and more.
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Psychotherapy
The Pauquette Center provides individual psychotherapy for all age groups – children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. We also provide psychotherapy for families and couples.
Mood or emotional problems
Emotions and moods are facts of life. Day to day life can be overwhelming, leaving you with little energy and in a bad mood. It can be hard to know if what you are experiencing is the usual drain from a busy day to day or if it is a more serious emotional problem.
Domestic Violence / Anger Management Treatment Services
The Pauquette Center provides both assessment and treatment for perpetrators of domestic violence and individuals with anger problems.
Self-Esteem
How we feel about ourselves can make all the difference in the world. It can have a deep impact on the type of job we have, what we do with our time and the quality of our relationships.
Personality Disorders
Personality Disorders describe a way of thinking and behaving that people learn growing up in order to get their needs met, but as adults this style interferes with healthy relationships, maintaining jobs, communicating effectively, or having stable mental health.
Alcohol Abuse Treatment and Substance Abuse Treatment Services
The Pauquette Center offers a variety of alcohol abuse treatment and substance abuse treatment (drug addiction) services. All of our clinicians who provide AODA (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse) services are licensed to treat both AODA and mental health issues.
Attention Deficit and hyperactivity
In attention, impulsivity, and/or hyperactivity are all possible symptoms of attention deficit and hyperactivity. There is no single test for diagnosing ADHD.
Obsessive Thinking and Compulsive Behaviors
Obsessive thinking is experiencing repetitive thoughts that may be distracting, out of control, and interfering with daily tasks. It may include dwelling or rumination about events in the past or anxiety about the future.
Effects of Trauma and Abuse
Trauma is psychological damage that one incurs as a result of a distressing event that may feel too overwhelming to deal with. It is an emotional response to a damaging event that can result in mood swings and flashbacks.
Child and Adolescent Behavior Problems
Navigating from childhood to adulthood can be a stressful time for adolescents and their families. This may result in adolescent behavior problems that can include violence, running away, substance abuse, depressions, anxiety, eating disorders and more.
Parenting Support
Parenting can be challenging, no matter how much you love your child/children. That is why Pauquette believes that it is important to provide parenting support. Parents are asked to attend an intake session to provide information regarding the mental health concern of the child/adolescent.
Marriage and Relationship Problems
Although conflict in relationships can be normal, it can also become excessive, toxic, or abusive. How do you know when it’s crossed that line? Healthy relationships involve conflict that expresses emotion but remains respectful, where both partners feel comfortable expressing their complaints without worry of retribution, insults, or abusive behavior.
Group Therapy
Group therapy, such as cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), can be particularly effective in facilitating treatment progress simply because of the natural dynamics that occur when individuals work together in therapy.
Psychological Assessment and Testing
Psychological Assessments are conducted by a Licensed Psychologist. Psychological assessment and testing also often thought of as a mental health test typically begins with a clinical interview to clarify the “presenting issue” and to gather background information, such as: the family history; medical and psychiatric information; substance use; and education and employment information.
Supervised Family Visitation
The Pauquette Center is a supervised visitation provider and thus provides family visitation for parents, family members, and children who require a professional child visitation monitor when visiting with each other.
Employee Assistance Program
Many local employers have contracted the Pauquette Center to provide an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for their staff members. The EAP program, services, and counseling is a confidential service available to employees and their immediate family – at no cost to them.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy Program
Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), can be particularly effective in facilitating treatment progress simply because of the natural dynamics that occur when individuals work together in therapy.
Group Therapy
Group therapy, such as cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), can be particularly effective in facilitating treatment progress simply because of the natural dynamics that occur when individuals work together in therapy.
Psychological Assessment and Testing
Psychological Assessments are conducted by a Licensed Psychologist. Psychological assessment and testing also often thought of as a mental health test typically begins with a clinical interview to clarify the “presenting issue” and to gather background information, such as: the family history; medical and psychiatric information; substance use; and education and employment information.
Supervised Family Visitation
The Pauquette Center is a supervised visitation provider and thus provides family visitation for parents, family members, and children who require a professional child visitation monitor when visiting with each other.
Employee Assistance Program
Many local employers have contracted the Pauquette Center to provide an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for their staff members. The EAP program, services, and counseling is a confidential service available to employees and their immediate family – at no cost to them.
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Compassionate professionals ready to serve your psychological needs.
The Pauquette Center for Psychological Services offers a range of state-licensed mental health services to meet every need, including psychotherapy, AODA Treatment/Services, domestic violence and anger management treatment, group therapy, and more.
.
Psychotherapy
The Pauquette Center provides individual psychotherapy for all age groups – children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. We also provide psychotherapy for families and couples.
Mood or emotional problems
Emotions and moods are facts of life. Day to day life can be overwhelming, leaving you with little energy and in a bad mood. It can be hard to know if what you are experiencing is the usual drain from a busy day to day or if it is a more serious emotional problem.
Domestic Violence / Anger Management Treatment Services
The Pauquette Center provides both assessment and treatment for perpetrators of domestic violence and individuals with anger problems.
Self-Esteem
How we feel about ourselves can make all the difference in the world. It can have a deep impact on the type of job we have, what we do with our time and the quality of our relationships.
Personality Disorders
Personality Disorders describe a way of thinking and behaving that people learn growing up in order to get their needs met, but as adults this style interferes with healthy relationships, maintaining jobs, communicating effectively, or having stable mental health.
Alcohol Abuse Treatment and Substance Abuse Treatment Services
The Pauquette Center offers a variety of alcohol abuse treatment and substance abuse treatment (drug addiction) services. All of our clinicians who provide AODA (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse) services are licensed to treat both AODA and mental health issues.
Attention Deficit and hyperactivity
In attention, impulsivity, and/or hyperactivity are all possible symptoms of attention deficit and hyperactivity. There is no single test for diagnosing ADHD.
Obsessive Thinking and Compulsive Behaviors
Obsessive thinking is experiencing repetitive thoughts that may be distracting, out of control, and interfering with daily tasks. It may include dwelling or rumination about events in the past or anxiety about the future.
Effects of Trauma and Abuse
Trauma is psychological damage that one incurs as a result of a distressing event that may feel too overwhelming to deal with. It is an emotional response to a damaging event that can result in mood swings and flashbacks.
Child and Adolescent Behavior Problems
Navigating from childhood to adulthood can be a stressful time for adolescents and their families. This may result in adolescent behavior problems that can include violence, running away, substance abuse, depressions, anxiety, eating disorders and more.
Parenting Support
Parenting can be challenging, no matter how much you love your child/children. That is why Pauquette believes that it is important to provide parenting support. Parents are asked to attend an intake session to provide information regarding the mental health concern of the child/adolescent.
Marriage and Relationship Problems
Although conflict in relationships can be normal, it can also become excessive, toxic, or abusive. How do you know when it’s crossed that line? Healthy relationships involve conflict that expresses emotion but remains respectful, where both partners feel comfortable expressing their complaints without worry of retribution, insults, or abusive behavior.
Group Therapy
Group therapy, such as cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), can be particularly effective in facilitating treatment progress simply because of the natural dynamics that occur when individuals work together in therapy.
Psychological Assessment and Testing
Psychological Assessments are conducted by a Licensed Psychologist. Psychological assessment and testing also often thought of as a mental health test typically begins with a clinical interview to clarify the “presenting issue” and to gather background information, such as: the family history; medical and psychiatric information; substance use; and education and employment information.
Supervised Family Visitation
The Pauquette Center is a supervised visitation provider and thus provides family visitation for parents, family members, and children who require a professional child visitation monitor when visiting with each other.
Employee Assistance Program
Many local employers have contracted the Pauquette Center to provide an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for their staff members. The EAP program, services, and counseling is a confidential service available to employees and their immediate family – at no cost to them.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy Program
Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), can be particularly effective in facilitating treatment progress simply because of the natural dynamics that occur when individuals work together in therapy.
Group Therapy
Group therapy, such as cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), can be particularly effective in facilitating treatment progress simply because of the natural dynamics that occur when individuals work together in therapy.
Psychological Assessment and Testing
Psychological Assessments are conducted by a Licensed Psychologist. Psychological assessment and testing also often thought of as a mental health test typically begins with a clinical interview to clarify the “presenting issue” and to gather background information, such as: the family history; medical and psychiatric information; substance use; and education and employment information.
Supervised Family Visitation
The Pauquette Center is a supervised visitation provider and thus provides family visitation for parents, family members, and children who require a professional child visitation monitor when visiting with each other.
Employee Assistance Program
Many local employers have contracted the Pauquette Center to provide an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for their staff members. The EAP program, services, and counseling is a confidential service available to employees and their immediate family – at no cost to them.