COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES in denver, co
Community Based Therapy
Telehealth & School-based Services
Community Based Therapy Services
Birch Psychology is proud to provide therapy services that increase accessibility to neighboring communities.
Telehealth Services
Telehealth services are designed to allow access to care for individuals that live in remote areas, or have difficulty attending in-office appointments. As we have all learned recently, Telehealth services are particularly important during emergency periods that limit our ability to freely move about our communities. Our practice utilizes a platform that allows for video sessions (Zoom).
In some cases, a clinician may request that the initial appointment take place in-office (if possible) followed by a transition to Telehealth.
Please discuss options for Telehealth during your initial phone consultation.
If services involve working with individuals in other states or countries, assessors will work to understand jurisdiction and licensure factors (including temporary licensure needs on the part of the clinician). Some of our clincians are licensed through PsyPact or in multiple states.
School Based Services
Birch Psychology partners with public and private schools to provide accessible mental health services within the school setting. By bringing services directly into schools, we can help reduce barriers to care while supporting students within the environments in which they learn, develop, and build relationships.
Services can be tailored to the needs of the individual school or school community and may include individual or group therapy, consultation, psychological and educational assessment, parent support, and collaboration with teachers, counselors, administrators, and other members of a student's support team.
Birch can also provide consultation and guidance to school professionals as they navigate more complex or urgent mental health concerns, including student safety concerns, statements of self-harm, behavioral or emotional difficulties, and questions related to mandated reporting. Our goal is to work collaboratively with schools to strengthen the network of support available to students, families, and educators.
Senior Living and Long-Term Care Services
Birch Psychology partners with senior living communities and long-term care facilities to provide accessible, on-site mental health services to residents. Services may be offered within assisted living communities, skilled nursing facilities, memory care settings, and other residential care environments.
Our clinicians can provide psychotherapy and psychological support addressing concerns commonly experienced by older adults, including adjustment to changes in health or independence, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, social isolation, family transitions, and other emotional and behavioral health needs.
Birch works collaboratively with residents, families, facility staff, and other healthcare providers when appropriate, with the goal of making high-quality psychological care more accessible to individuals who may otherwise experience barriers to receiving services in a traditional outpatient setting.
Work Place Services
Birch Psychology partners with businesses and organizations interested in making mental health services more accessible to their employees. Services can be developed around the particular needs of an organization and may include individual therapeutic support, consultation, educational programming, and other mental health and wellness services.
On-site or coordinated services can provide employees with convenient access to professional support for concerns such as stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, grief and loss, relationship difficulties, workplace transitions, and other personal or professional challenges that may affect well-being.
Birch can also work with organizational leaders to identify broader mental health needs within the workplace and develop services, consultation, or programming responsive to those needs. Our approach is designed to complement an organization's existing resources while maintaining appropriate clinical boundaries and confidentiality for employees receiving care.