Integrated - Collaborative - Care
Elk's Guiding Principles:
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Every client has the right to be treated with respect, honoring their dignity and worth.
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Every client has the right to be treated without judgment, bias, prejudice, or other assumption.
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Every client has the right to equitable care, inclusion, diversity. Every client has choices.
Elk uses a "biopsychosocial" lens for care - treating the whole person biologically, emotionally, psychologically, socially, familially, and spiritually. We can better help our client(s) in an integrated environment where accessible services are carefully selected, based on an overarching treatment plan - developed in collaboration with the client(s).
Program Components
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Counseling
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Case Management
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Resource Navigation
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Medication Support
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Support Groups
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Recovery Coaching
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Peer Mentoring
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Life Skills Development
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Wrap-Around Services
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Self-Help Groups
Modalities of Treatment
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CBT: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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Trauma-focused CBT
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Mindfulness-based CBT
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Brief Solution Focused Therapy
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DBT: Dialectical Behavior Therapy
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ACT: Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
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EFT: Emotionally Focused Therapy
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IFS: Internal Family Systems
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Narrative Therapy
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Attachment Based Therapy
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Client Centered/Person Centered Therapy
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Positive Psychology
Core Topics
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Healthy Communication
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Boundaries
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Conflict Management
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Navigating Mental Health
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Self-Identity - Self-Esteem
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Pain Management
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Frustration Tolerance/Anger Management
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Distress Tolerance
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Grief & Loss Across Lifespan
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Harm Reduction vs. Abstinence
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Self-Care: Personal
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Self-Care: Professional
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Emotional Language Development
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Emotional Awareness
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Grounding & Mindfulness
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Employment Concerns
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Family Ties