Services
We work with a wide range of emotional and behavioral issues providing services that span from therapy for depression and grief counseling to parenting support, couples counseling and beyond.
- We treat all members of emergency services sworn and volunteer and their families.
- We serve Veterans and their families.
- We specialize in intensive multi-session treatments for PTSD.
- We provide comprehensive PTSD evaluations for first responders and other disciplines.
- We offer workshops, education, and training on specialized topics.
- We deliver 24/7 emergency response services to organizations and municipalities for critical incidents.
See our services below.
THE CENTER SERVICES
In a comfortable and supportive atmosphere, we offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each of our clients’ individual needs to help attain the personal growth they’re striving for.
Specialized Therapy
Trauma-Sensitive Yoga
Biofeedback & Assessment
EAP Services
PTSD Evaluations
Workshops & Seminars
Training & Education
Peer Support Training
SPECIALTY SERVICES
Trauma-Sensitive Yoga
The Center specializes in using Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TSY) to treat responders who have PTSD. Trauma-Sensitive Yoga has been shown to significantly decrease the symptoms caused by PTSD helping responders create better and sustained balance in their ability to handle stress.
Beth Kruger, RYT, has been working with responders using TSY and incorporating the latest trauma theory with her understanding of neurophysiology to help responders heal for the debilitating effects of trauma. The center also offers ongoing yoga workshops, weekly classes, and individual sessions. Check back soon for our class schedule.
Biofeedback
The Center offers responders and their Departments the opportunity to use Biofeedback as a tool for the baseline assessment of new and existing officers as well as an objective measure to assess any responder after a critical incident. Biofeedback is the measure of an autonomic bodily system such as our nervous system that measures how the system is functioning.
For responders, biofeedback gives us a unique look at the responder’s ability to handle stress. A key component in this measure of stress is Heart Rate Variability (HRV). Good HRV reflects a self-regulatory system that is functioning properly and therefore, is an indicator of overall health. Improving HRV through coherence breathing exercises and yoga can prevent PTSD and improve resiliency in emergency responders.
Schuyler Provetto, a former police officer, is a certified Heartmath Coach and Mentor and works with responders teaching them mindfulness and coherence breathing techniques to enhance resiliency. Biofeedback is also another way to help individuals become more resilient while they continue to be exposed to the repeated and intense traumatic events.
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