Our Services for Youth, Adults, & Families
WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE CURRENTLY ACCEPTING CLIENTS VIRTUALLY & IN-PERSON!
We are now accepting Medicaid, Aetna, AmeriHealth, Highmark, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Optum, & United Health. If you don't see your insurance listed, contact us, we may be able to assist you. For those who qualify, we provide other payment options using our sliding scale. Please contact us for information.
Therapeutic counseling services are available for individuals, families, and couples. We take pleasure in working with children and adolescents from 7 to 17 years of age and adults 18 and over. TC's qualified therapists assist with issues such as severe depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, parent/child conflict, oppositional defiant disorder, and more. We also place great focus on the Christian, African American, and Non-binary/Gender Fluid community.
Sessions can take place in our Claymont office or online. Intake sessions are generally up to 90 minutes and sessions thereafter are approximately 45-60 minutes. Please note the insurances that we take listed above and our out-of-pocket fees listed below. Please feel free to contact us with questions or to set up an appointment. You may also take a few minutes to get to know our team.
We Specialize In:
Children
Adolescent
Adults
Family Conflict
Couples ~ Intimacy Issues
African American Youth & Families
Christian Youth & Families
LGBTQ/Non-Binary
Trauma
Grief
Depression
Anxiety
Behavioral Issues
Divorce/Separation
Women's Issues
And more....
We Offer:
Assistance with out of pocket fees associated with eligible youth up to age 23 (for those eligible)
Sliding scale fees for out of pocket reimbursement (for those eligible)
Emotional and psychological support through relationship building
Positive peer intervention and group support; coping and management skills as they relate to stress and anxiety; child/parent relationship building; and more
Resources (i.e. employment, academic, childcare, social services, etc.) to clients when available
Assessment to determine specific needs and/or eligibility; case management for the duration of the relationship
Therapy for individuals, youth, and families; may include private or group sessions
Online video sessions for individuals, family, & group support
Re-education and outreach services to the community, including not limited to assisting with parenting skills, basic life skills, motivation, stress/depression, anxiety, relationship issues, anger management, and resources
Our Objectives Are:
Provide appropriate counseling services to individuals, youth, and families
Provide access to needed resources that will assist individuals and families with appropriate health services
To re-educate individuals and families - develop a success plan which will address strengths, challenges, and goals while addressing the many challenges
Provide resources that will aid individuals and families in becoming economically self-resilient
Provide life skills training which will enhance an individual’s or family’s ability to function at its best
Provide resources to housing-related services
Provide parent education which will improve the safety and well-being of their children
Provide and encourage parent-child relationships and activities
Advocate for family and/or child
Collaborate with other organizations/services that share in a mission such as ours; to provide information and referral services that will help ensure individuals and families are receiving any needed services that are not or cannot be offered by Tomaro’s C.H.A.N.G.E.
Our Fees (subject to change):
Counseling Intake: $140
Counseling Session: $110/Session
Adult Support Groups: $45/Session
Youth Support Groups: $35/Session
Divorce/Separation Parenting Class: $70
Online Intake: $110/Session
Online Counseling: $80/Session
Online Adult Support Groups: $35/Session
Online Youth Support Groups: $25/Session
HCIT Fitness Group: $15/Class
A List of Some of Our Groups/Classes
Youth Support Groups
We offer support groups for youth between ages 10 and 17. Our groups were developed for males and females who have been exposed to trauma. Adapted from the Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools (CBITS) Program, our program teaches age-appropriate social problem solving, coping skills, feeling identification, psychoeducation, relaxation, and positive activities while adding additional components that are geared toward building self-esteem, self-awareness, self-acceptance, and reducing stress and anxiety.
We also include support groups specific to the Christian and African American community.
The support groups include 12 group sessions for approximately 90 minutes; and 2-3 individual youth & parent sessions. Groups for females & males will be held separately.
Please contact us for additional information.
Training for Youth 8-13
5 Week YES To Mindfulness Class
All classes are run by therapists and/or interns supervised by our clinical therapist. Our classes teach young people how to care for their minds, bodies, & souls through mindfulness/meditation training, gentle physical fitness training, & art.
Each class focuses on improving
Behavior
Improving Focus
Character Building
Anxiety
Depression
Self-Esteem
Building Relationships
Physical Health
Art & Creativity
Classes are held one evening per week from 6:30 pm until 7:30 pm, contact us to learn more about the days & times of our classes. Remember, space for each class is limited!
Sponsored by Family Shade by Parent Information Center of Delaware
Support Groups for Non-binary/Gender Fluid
We offer therapeutic support for individuals who identify as non-binary or gender fluid, and their families.
Exploration of gender identity is a natural part of development for adolescents and teens but for some individuals can be a confusing process that requires support and acceptance. There are unique challenges that face non-binary/gender fluid youth such as issues with self-esteem and a struggle to find peer acceptance. Social media may place increased pressure on adolescents and teens to conform with expected gender norms, and they may experience bullying and social isolation.
There has been an increase in the need for mental health services for non-binary youth to help them deal with confusion, depression, and social stigmatization. We provide a safe space for self-expression and acceptance for any young people who may be experiencing difficulties related to gender identity. We welcome parents and caregivers who seek guidance and understanding so that they can be supportive of their family member during this challenging period.
Please contact us for additional information.
Adult Support Groups
We offer group support for women & men (18 & over) who may be struggling to work through trauma. The ideal individual will be one who is having a difficult time moving forward in his/her life after experiencing, for example, a divorce, physical/sexual/emotional abuse or neglect, or the loss of a loved one.
Our goal is to ultimately assist individuals who are seeking a bit of inspiration, encouragement, & the tools to overcome the obstacles that may be in the way of reaching his/her goals due to trauma and other past experiences.
We also include support groups specific to the Christain community, African American community, and the LGBT/Non-binary community.
The support group meets one evening per week for approximately 90 minutes with the option of having individual sessions outside of the group.
Please contact us for additional information.
