Services Provided
At Aspen Ridge Mental Health, we provide the highest quality services for your mental health needs. Please click on the links to the right to read about our services in detail.
Services include:
Eating Disorder Therapy
Whether you have been formally diagnosed with an eating disorder or you’ve just begun to notice some patterns in your food and exercise routine that you question, therapy can help.
Couples Therapy
Therapy allows couples to problem solve from a place of unity, where they can combine shared strengths against their identified problems to work through them as a team. Ultimately, couples therapy has the potential to feel empowering, relieving and clarifying.
Individual Therapy
In individual therapy, we will meet and talk with one another, discussing your concerns, generating insight into your patterns, and creating strategies that you can implement to create the change you want in your life
Group Therapy
If you’ve ever wondered how other people perceive you, how your personality “comes off” to others, wanted deeper connection in your friendships and romantic relationships, or wanted to feel more confident about yourself, this group could benefit you.
Psychological Assessment
Psychological assessments, also called psychological evaluations, are an intensive service provided by psychologists to determine whether a specific diagnosis or concern is present.
Assessment for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Our testing process at Aspen Ridge Mental Health is designed to provide you with as much feedback and as many recommendations as possible.
Therapy with Medicaid Providers
Do you have Medicaid? Tired of looking for a provider and lengthy wait times to get an appointment? ARMH is now in-network with Medicaid. We believe that all people should have access to quality healthcare.
Assessment for Autism Spectrum Disorders
Psychological testing for Autism Spectrum Disorder is tailored to each individual’s unique set of concerns.
Assessment for Learning Disorders
Psychological testing for learning disabilities provides an opportunity to better understand your struggles. Upon the completion of testing, we can provide an in-depth report that you can use to seek accommodations at school or work.
Assessment for Gender-Related Surgery
Transitioning is an emotionally taxing and difficult process for many. Often times, a psychological assessment for gender related surgery is required. We’re here to provide compassionate testing.
Assessment for Personality Disorders and Chronic Relationship Struggles
Evaluation for personality disorders and relationship issues generally involves the use of a thorough diagnostic interview, multiple tests that examine personality and emotional functioning, and oftentimes additional tests to rule out overlapping issues.
Assessment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Assessment for PTSD can help provide perspective on what you are experiencing. Through testing, we can help you determine if the symptoms you are experiencing are consistent with PTSD.
Assessments for Mood Disorders- Bipolar & Depression
At Aspen Ridge Mental Health our goal is to use testing to help you better understand yourself, why you are struggling, and to gain a clear diagnosis.
Assessment for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Gaining insight about your anxiety and the behaviors you use to calm that anxiety is an important step in moving forward. Assessment for OCD can help determine if your symptoms are consistent with OCD or another disorder.
Therapy for Teens
Whether through family and/or individual therapy, all members of a system can benefit from some supportive techniques in how to manage the inevitable conflicts while maintaining open and constructive communication.
Consultation for Professionals
If you or your agency are looking for consultation regarding eating disorder therapy or establishing treatment programming for eating disorders, please contact me
Family Therapy
Common family therapy work involves improving communication, interpersonal effectiveness, re-aligning on family values and behaviors that may have faded into the background or creating these family values for the first time.
Family Therapy for Eating Disorders
Family therapy is especially critical for clients who still live with or interact daily with their family systems, but can be also be greatly beneficial across a wide range of life stages.
