Glick House Community Counseling Center
Our Mission
The mission of Glick House Community Counseling Center is to work with families, couples and individuals to create solutions to the problems they face. The Glick House is a place of respect and dignity where each person can be served and honored. We help people create practical and effective ways to solve problems, dilemmas, crises, and life’s demands that are sometimes overwhelming. The mission is service, the goal is excellence, and our commitment is to the community and the people who come to us for assistance.
Clinical Services
Clinical services are provided by master’s level counseling students from the Graduate Counseling department. The supervisor, a clinical graduate faculty member, will supervise each case by weekly consultations with the therapist.
As a training facility, videotaping, audio taping, and/or observations behind a one-way mirror, by video or in the therapy room by other therapists and supervisors occurs regularly as an additional benefit to the client.
Services
Individual Counseling
Marriage and Family Counseling
Adolescents
Anger Management
Parenting
Grief
Substance Abuse
Supervised Parental Visitation
School-Related Issues
Parole/Probation Counseling
Partner Violence Counseling
Referrals and appointments
The clinic will be open in September 2007. We will be accepting referrals from schools, social service agencies, physicians, clergy, law enforcement agencies, businesses and others.
Confidentiality
All services and records are handled with strict confidentiality to protect those using the clinic’s services. Reports or information will be released only after obtaining written permission from every adult client involved in the counseling process, in accordance with Texas Law.
Fees
Fees are assessed on a sliding fee scale so that counseling education services are affordable for every family, couple, and individual. No insurance is accepted.
Location
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Ms. Marie Glick at the dedication ceremony
fall 2007
For more information:
Contact Texas Wesleyan University Counseling Services:
Scott Methvin, M.Ed., LPC
817-531-4859
