Who Needs Counseling?

With individual clients, the goal of NDCS is to help create a different perspective in respect to a prior incident so that the client may have a healthier state of being. NDCS also focuses on joblessness, singleness, parenting, relationships, and various types of disorders.

Family dynamics can contribute to many issues that may cause a major disturbance in the family unit. NDCS will utilize therapies to help clients in creating harmony and understanding in that state of being.

In reference to addiction and other issues, NDCS takes the perspective that the "presenting problem" is rarely the problem.  Generally, the use of a substance of any type, whether it be drugs, alcohol, pornography, cutting, or negative self-talk, is a result of an experience that the client has internalized and deemed it to be true, thus choosing to anesthetize themselves by their addiction of choice. NDCS adopts the thought process of “removing the Band-Aid” to expose the hurt in order to heal it through the process of changing the mindset of the client by having a realization pertaining to the event that caused the trauma. 

Teenagers often are confronted with peer pressure, sex, defining ones self, and proceeding through life’s various stages.  NDCS creates a safe place for the teen to express their concerns and realize their own solutions.    

NDCS feels that leadership/caregivers in any capacity can be taxing, especially in the more visible roles.  NDCS provides a place to express and address concern without judgment.  NDCS encourages the development of healthy boundaries, time management, and commitment to family.