Mental Health Services
Psychotherapy and Counseling
The Memory and Wellness Center offers psychotherapy and counseling services to support individuals and families experiencing emotional, behavioral, and psychological changes related to memory loss, dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and caregiving .
Counseling and Support for Caregivers and Care Partners
Caring for someone experiencing memory loss, cognitive decline, dementia, or Alzheimer’s disease can be challenging. Spouses, partners, family members, and other care partners may experience sadness, stress, anxiety, frustration, or other emotional changes while navigating the responsibilities of caregiving.
Dementia caregiver support and counseling can provide a safe, supportive environment to discuss these challenges, develop coping strategies, and identify resources that can help individuals and families navigate the caregiving journey.
Counseling may be helpful for individuals experiencing:
- Stress related to caregiving
- Anxiety or worry
- Sadness or feelings of loss
- Emotional changes related to a loved one’s dementia diagnosis
- Challenges adjusting to changes in a loved one’s memory or behavior
- Caregiver stress and burnout
- Family and relationship concerns related to caregiving
- Difficulty navigating changes in independence and daily functioning
Insurance and Financial Assistance
Psychotherapy and counseling services are typically covered by Medicare and other insurance plans. Need-based financial support may also be available for those who qualify.
For more information about private counseling services, please call 561-297-0502 .