Telehealth Services
We are pleased to let prospective clients know that our Therapists are now offering both in person and telehealth psychotherapy sessions depending on your preference and the nature of your presenting issues.
Let us know what works best for you!
Treatment Philosophy
We have been helping people since 1990. We believe that effective help starts with a good client—treatment provider relationship.
Then, our treatment focus involves helping you to best address the reasons why you have decided to come to therapy now.
This often involves providing skills training to help you to best manage the thoughts, feelings and behavior that cause you misery and distress. Skills training can also help you to more effectively deal with stress, past trauma, attentional problems, and family/relationship issues.
Homework is often given for you to do between sessions to help support the skills you are learning. The overall goal of our treatment is to help you to effectively manage the issues that you are experiencing so you can create the life you want.
At the first session, you will experience a thorough intake. Then a customized treatment plan will be created.
Sometimes, psychological or neuropsychological testing will be used to get more information if needed.
Our Services
Our qualified therapists provide care in the areas listed below. More information about conditions treated and techniques offered are available by clicking on the links below.
- Individual Therapy (Adults, Adolescents, Children)
- Relationship Counseling
- Family Counseling
- Evaluations
About Professional Counseling Services
Hi, I’m Dr. Daniel B. Nicholas, Psy.D., Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Director of Professional Counseling Services since 1990. Experience the caring assistance from our office starting with the first phone call. You can make daytime, evening and weekend appointments. Meet all of our professional staff members >>
Dr. Nicholas is the Author of “Cognitive Coping Skills Protocols: The Ant Traps and Guidelines for Developing a Personal Positive Psychology” ©2009 (updated 2012).
