Revitalize Counseling Services
Teen and Adult Disability Services

Revitalize Counseling Services provides expert counseling, in-home/community based mental health therapy, behavior support, and specialized training for staff and caregivers (including group homes), empowering individuals with developmental disabilities, chronic mental illnesses, dementia, intellectual disabilities, and autism spectrum disorder to thrive.
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Treatment Packages 

Your treatment package can be a combination of the following services depending on the need of the client. 

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Counseling- Psychotherapy, often called talk therapy, is a collaborative process where a person works with a licensed counselor to explore and understand their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. By identifying deep-seated patterns and learning tailored coping strategies, individuals can process past experiences, manage current stressors, and improve their relationships. Psychotherapy is appropriate for clients who can self-reflect and apply concepts discussed outside of sessions, received psychoeducation, and/or process trauma/stress, learn coping skills.  Sessions can be weekly, bi-weekly or monthly for 45-60 minutes based on need and funding authorization. 

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Our In-Home and Community-Based Behavioral Coaching is a specialized, clinically supervised behavioral therapy model led by mental health coaches. Our behavioral coaching directly treats acute mental health symptoms and reduces problem behaviors in real time.

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It is important to note that this is behavioral therapy, not psychotherapy. Rather than sitting in a traditional office talking on a couch, our Mental Health Coaches, fully supervised by a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), work with clients in the exact real-world settings where their challenges occur. We apply evidence-based behavioral modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Habit Reversal Training, Interoception, and Mindfulness right when the client needs them most.

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How It Works in Real Life

This approach is uniquely engineered for clients who struggle to "generalize"—meaning they can talk about coping skills in an office, but struggle to apply them when triggered in the real world.

• Problem Behaviors & Maladaptive Habits: If a client struggles with impulsive, compulsive, or harmful behavioral loops (such as skin picking, substance urges, or emotional outbursts), the coach enters the specific environments where these behaviors typically trigger. By utilizing Behavior Chain Analysis (breaking down the exact moments leading up to the action) and Response Prevention in real time, the coach helps the client intercept the urge at its peak and choose an alternative, healthy behavior before the maladaptive habit loops take over.

• Workplace Anxiety & Problem Behaviors: If a client experiences severe anxiety or maladaptive behaviors in a work environment, a coach can volunteer alongside them to practice mastering distress tolerance and behavioral regulation on the job.

• Severe Social Anxiety: If a client is paralyzed by social situations, the coach accompanies them into peer environments to actively prompt, coach, and reinforce healthy coping mechanisms in vivo.

• Agoraphobia, Panic, & Sensory Overwhelm in Public Spaces: If a client experiences severe panic attacks, hypervigilance, or sensory overload while trying to navigate public environments like grocery stores or public transit, the coach accompanies them into these high-stimulus settings. Using Interoception (learning to safely connect with bodily sensations) and DBT distress tolerance, the coach helps the client ride out the physical symptoms of panic in the moment, preventing the problem behavior of fleeing or total avoidance.

• Depressive Isolation & Executive Dysfunction Barriers: If a client is trapped in severe depressive isolation and struggles with the motivation to leave their home, the coach steps into their environment to break the paralysis. Using ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), the coach works with the client to identify a value-driven community activity (like attending an art class or visiting a library). The coach then helps them navigate moving past the severe lack of motivation and behavioral inertia.

 

Collaboration & Structure

This model works beautifully as a standalone behavioral intervention or in direct partnership with a client’s existing psychotherapist. In a collaborative model, the licensed therapist diagnoses and treats deep psychological trauma, while directing our Mental Health Coaches on exactly which behavioral tools to target and reinforce during the week.

This intensive support is ideal for individuals with severe symptoms, high-risk problem behaviors, or those who experience a gap in motivation when trying to change independent habits. Depending on clinical need and funding authorization, clients are matched with a supervised coach for anywhere from 1 to 20 hours per week.​

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Common Areas We Treat

 

Problem Behaviors

Behavior Plan Creation 

Interpersonal Skills with Family

Interpersonal Skills with Peers

Conflict Resolution 

Emotional Regulation

Impulse Control 

Depression

Suicidal Behavior

Anxiety/Panic/Social Anxiety 

Substance Use Triggers

Distress Intolerance 

Health Related Risky Behaviors

Stress Tolerance, Stress Management and Stress Response

Negative Thought Patterns

Communication

Motivation 

Sexual Concerns 

Criminal Behavior