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Compass Mental Health Services is a licensed therapy practice led by a board-certified sex therapist and certified trauma-informed care therapist. Evidence-based approaches—including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Reality Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing—are used to tailor treatment to each client’s unique needs and goals.
The practice is also trained and certified by the National Board of Forensic Evaluators to provide psychological assessments and evaluations for individuals involved in the criminal justice system.
Care is provided within a safe, supportive, and ethical environment that promotes healing and personal growth. This work is grounded in cultural sensitivity and inclusivity, with a commitment to making a meaningful and lasting impact on mental health and overall well-being.
Therapy Services
Individual Therapy
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Anxiety and depression
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Healing past experiences
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Relationship patterns
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Self-worth and boundaries
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Stress, burnout, and overwhelm
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Life transitions
Relationship Therapy
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Communication challenges
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Conflict and misunderstandings
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Trust repair
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Growing apart
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Emotional reconnection
Sex Therapy
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Desire differences
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Sexual disconnect
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Pain or discomfort
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Performance anxiety
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Rebuilding intimacy
EMDR Therapy
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Psychotherapy techniques
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Natural healing from traumatic memories
Forensic Evaluations
Clinical Expertise for Legal Proceedings
Forensic Mental Health Evaluations are used in court, administrative hearings and legal proceedings. These assessments follow established clinical, ethical and legal standards, offering clear documentation, evidence-based conclusions and professional reports tailored to the needs of attorneys, courts, agencies and individuals.
Competency to Stand Trial
An assessment of an individual's ability to understand legal proceedings, assist in their own defense and participate meaningfully in the defense of their case.
Criminal Responsibility
Evaluation of mental state at the time of the alleged offense, including capacity for intent, judgment, behavioral control, and the presence of a qualifying mental illness affecting criminal responsibility.
Expert Witness Testimony
Expert testimony in court and legal proceedings, including forensic evaluations, depositions, and trial testimony, as well as consultation with attorneys and clear explanation of psychological findings relevant to the case.
Immigration & Asylum
Clinical documentation for hardship waivers, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions, U-Visas, T-Visas and asylum claims, focusing on trauma, persecution or hardship-related symptoms.
Domestic Violence
Assessments of the psychological effects of victimization, relational patterns, trauma impact and risk factors. Evaluations can be completed for victims and when ethically appropriate for defendants.
Substance Abuse
Comprehensive assessments that address dependency, misuse, history, risk factors and recommendations for treatment or court diversion programs.
Emotional Distress
Evaluations of psychological harm related to accidents, assaults, negligence, or other traumatic events, including PTSD, anxiety, and functional impairment, to document the nature and extent of emotional injuries.
Disability
Independent assessments to determine psychological or psychiatric impairments that affect work capacity or daily functioning, often referred by the Social Security Administration.
Reach Out Today
Taking the first step can feel difficult—but you don’t have to do it alone. Reach out today to begin a conversation in a supportive, confidential space.