Child therapy is a form of treatment where the therapist works closely with a child and caregiver(s) to improve the mental, emotional, and social health of the child. Children and parents can expect to receive warm and transparent treatment. Each of our providers strive to teach, model, and strengthen healthy parent-child interactions.
We have play therapy services in both Orem and Spanish Fork. Jason McBride, Julia Bernards, Stephen Anderson, and Rachel Arnold are our providers who have specific training and interest in working with children and adolescents.
We offer couples therapy for any stage of the relationship–relational distress, divorce contemplation, sexual issues, life transitions, infidelity, mental health issues, communication concerns, financial disagreements and parenting struggles. In couples therapy we work to understand and improve problematic interactions and relationship patterns in an empathetic and balanced way. Our goal is to help couples better understand themselves, their partners and their relationship, and help couples move forward in the ways they want to with confidence.
Couples therapy has been shown to improve outcomes in individual mental health, relationship satisfaction, and increase empathy and partners’ abilities to support each others.
Therapists at Alliance who are trained in and have a special interest in working with couples include Julia Bernards, Stephen Anderson and Alexyss Lange.
Family therapy can be very useful in promoting healing in individuals with mental illnesses, as healing is much more likely to occur when all relevant members of a patient’s family context are included in treatment. Through a combination of individual and joint sessions, depending on need, family therapy helps to create a safe environment at home for strong relationships to develop and mental health to flourish.
Julia Bernards and Stephen Anderson are specifically trained in systemic family therapy methods.
February – May 2023 / Tuesday afternoons, 4:30-6:00pm weekly / Orem office: 363 East 1200 South
This interpersonal process group is for all members of the LGBTQ+ community. The group seeks to increase psychological wellbeing for LGBTQ+ folk through an increased sense of community, gender and sexual exploration, processing feelings of external and internalized homophobia, navigating possible community/social conflict, and exploring multiple identities.
If you are interested in joining a group, please call our office at (801) 224-2313 to inquire about availability.
ADHD Assessments (6 and up): We evaluate symptoms of ADHD through self-report, parent or observer report, as well as through an objective computer administered test of attention and impulse control.
Learning Disorder Assessments (16 and up): We use a test of intelligence as well as a test of academic achievement to establish a diagnosis for a learning disorder. We specifically test and diagnose for reading, writing, and math learning disorders. These test results are often used to support IEP and 504 plans as well as for accommodations in college classes or for admission tests.
Brief Psychological Evaluations for a Specific Purpose (18 and up): Spinal Cord Stimulator Evaluations, Psychological Evaluations for Aviation Students, and Pre-Adoption Evaluations.
Scientific studies have proved that psychotherapy is as effective or more effective than medications in treating some mental health conditions. Reported benefits of therapy include ….
You can expect our staff to be professional and helpful. They are well-trained to serve you and help find a provider that is a good fit for you.
Our providers have been trained in different modalities and worked in a number of settings with a variety of diverse populations and clinical concerns. All providers are actively engaged in continued education, consultation, and training to improve their skills.
We are committed to offering clients the best care--be that in our office or referring individuals elsewhere to be better served.