If the intake is for a minor under the age of 13, the parent or guardian must be present. During intake, the student therapist will ask questions about your history and background. Custody documents or guardianship documents (if applicable)Īfter completing the paperwork, you will meet with a student therapist for the initial intake either online or in-person (if in-person appointments are available).Identification (State ID, Military ID, or Passport).This documentation must be completed prior to your first appointment: In order to complete an intake, call our line for an appointment or select the request an appointment button on our website.Īfter completing the initial information online or by phone, your information will be forwarded to an intake specialist who will call you to schedule a preliminary intake assessment appointment.Īfter completing the preliminary intake assessment, you will receive instructions on your first appointment and you will be required to complete additional paperwork and assessments online. This is an initial screening process to determine if we are able to accommodate your needs as a client.
An initial intake does not guarantee your status as a client. Prospective clients are assessed to determine if they are appropriate for the clinic or if they will better be served elsewhere. If you disclose that you are a harm to yourself and/or others i.e.
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Disclosure of abuse from a mental health care professional.Disclosure of elderly abuse and/or neglect.Disclosure of child abuse and/or neglect.Reports or information will be released only after the clinic manager or director obtains written permission from each adult client involved in the counseling process, in accordance with Texas law. ConfidentialityĪll services and records are handled with strict confidentiality to protect all clients using the clinic’s services. The faculty associated with the clinic are licensed professionals in counseling and development, family therapy, and psychology. The clinic director and clinic managers are available to answer questions and work through client concerns. If for any reason, an individual believes they have been discriminated against, treated unfairly, or treated unjustly, they can report their concerns to the clinic director. We serve sexually diverse populations including the LGBTQIA+ population. We pride ourselves on providing competent services to individuals of diverse ages, races, sexual orientations, genders, religions, nationalities, immigration statuses, socioeconomic statuses, abilities, and backgrounds. We are committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice. We provide trauma-informed care and pride ourselves on creating an atmosphere of dignity and safety. Our primary mission is to join with individuals, partners in relationships, and families to create solutions to problems they face. If appropriate, we offer play therapy services for children ages 3-10, expressive arts therapy for adolescents and adults, and group therapy. Student therapists partner to resolve conflict, create healthier patterns of interaction, develop coping strategies, assist in self-exploration, develop self-esteem, and other concerns. CFTC provides services to traditionally configured relationships or alternative configurations such as ethically non-monogamous (ENM). Our graduate students from Counseling and Development and Marriage and Family Therapy departments provide therapy services to individuals, individuals in relationships, friends, and families.
We believe healthy individuals, partners in relationships, and families create healthier communities.
Some clients are immunocompromised, have co-occurring disorders, or are ineligible for vaccinations. We serve a diverse population of clients of all ages, genders, abilities, races, sexual orientations, relationship statuses, and socio-economic statuses. We are concerned about the health, safety, and well-being of our clients and the community.
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