Trust Building
6 S. Main Street, Suite 502
Washington, PA 15301
Colonial Plaza
3576 Route 30 West, Suite 6
Latrobe, PA 15650
647 Philadelphia Street
Suite 310-314
Indiana, PA 15701
Main: 724-309-8083
Fax: 724-668-7419
Forensic Counseling
Services
Our Mission: To reintegrate individuals within the community and provide safety for children, families, community and society. Assist individuals to not have any more victims by promoting responsibility and empowerment during treatment. Collaborate with PA Board of Probation and Parole, County Probation, and other community facilities for daily maintenance and monitoring of individuals.
PA Approved Sexual Offender Provider
Risk Assessment
A Risk Assessment can also be administered on a needed basis either by the provider, referral source, and/or Probation and Parole recommendations. The Risk Assessment does just this, assesses risk using objective measures utilizing the offender's background and/or criminal history. The objective tools which can be utilized in the Risk Assessment are the Static-99R, Stable 2007, Acute 2007, Affinity, HARE, and the Abel Assessment. Other assessment tools may also be utilized to determine risk.
Group/Individual/
Family Therapy
Group will be 1.5 hours one time weekly and individual therapy is as needed for 1.0 hours. Family therapy is also available to assist with reunification process with children and their families.
Comprehensive
Psychosexual Evaluation
The intake process takes approximately 3 hours. Collateral Information will be needed at this time. This includes any information the parole/probation agent has on the offender – criminal complaint, presentence investigation, description of the offense, green sheet, probation/parole stipulations, any summarization reviews from prison or any other pertinent information. A complete history will be gathered including, mental health status exam, sexual history, family history, and drug/alcohol history.
Polygraph Examinations
Polygraph Exams will be administered every 6 to 8 months for each offender or recommended by Parole/Probation. There are several different types of examinations which include, sexual disclosure exam, denial exam, maintenance exam, and monitoring exam.
Containment Approach
The “containment approach” is defined as the collaboration between the PA Board of Probation and Parole, County Probation and the treatment provider in maintaining close contact and communication by either monthly meetings reviewing each case or having telephone or email contact weekly with the treatment progress. A treatment progress report will be sent to Parole/Probation office monthly. With the collaboration, the treatment provider can listen for risks or triggers within the group process and report the information to Parole/Probation. Parole/Probation monitors within the community for the treatment provider, therefore; they can exchange information to maintain safety in the community.
Main: 724-309-8083
Fax: 724-668-7419
Trust Building
6 S. Main Street, Suite 502
Washington, PA 15301
Colonial Plaza
3576 Route 30 West, Suite 6
Latrobe, PA 15650
647 Philadelphia Street
Suite 310-314
Indiana, PA 15701
Services
Pride and Joy
Triggers
High Risk
Relationships