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Therapeutic Alliance Group (TAG) is a non-profit 501c3 organization founded in 2006 with the purpose of providing counseling, education and training to enhance understanding of conditions affecting mental health. TAG provides therapeutic services to individuals, families and groups; professional development to therapists; and educational workshops to the community. TAG delivers experiential, strength-based services in a continuum of care model. Our integrative, hands-on approach engages participants’ sensory pathways so as to maximize their healing and transfer of learning. This allows people with varied expressive (communicative) and receptive (learning) styles to recognize and build upon their existing skill sets. TAG has launched a new program known as Integrative Care Services for those struggling with chronic illness. Staff work closely with health practitioners to document ongoing client needs. TAG clinicians have completed training specific to working with people diagnosed with chronic illness and their families (Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, Multiple Chemical Sensitivities, Tick Borne Illness). Services are tailored to individual need. Please send an e-mail to Tracy@TAllianceGroup.org for a program brochure.

Therapeutic Family Life, a Christian-based, private non-profit corporation, places abused, neglected and hurting children in therapeutic placements, which ensure that the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the children are being served. We accept dependent, abused, neglected, adjudicated, delinquent, maladjusted and hurting children ages from birth through eighteen in our Therapeutic Homes, and Foster Group Homes. Therapeutic Family Life is dedicated to the goal of providing a therapeutic (healing) milieu to help children work though the emotional scars resulting from their physical, sexual and emotional abuse or neglect, as well as their delinquent and maladjusted behavior. We work closely with all state and local agencies and individuals involved in the custody and care of our children. On-going communication is encouraged between our caregivers, staff, teachers, court-appointed special advocates, attorneys ad-litem, guardians, CPS, and JP officers and other interested parties for the betterment of the child. Above all, the child is included in all aspects of treatment planning and each phase of care and rehabilitation.