Mission Statement
At Moses Chris Mental Health and Domestic Violence Services, our mission is to provide compassionate, comprehensive, and culturally sensitive support to individuals, families, and communities affected by mental health issues and domestic violence.
Core Values
- Empathy: We approach every individual with kindness, understanding, and compassion.
- Trauma-Informed Care: We recognize the impact of trauma on individuals and families, and provide care that is sensitive to their experiences.
- Cultural Competence: We value diversity and provide services that are responsive to the unique needs of diverse communities.
- Safety: We prioritize the physical and emotional safety of our clients, staff, and community partners.
- Empowerment: We empower individuals, families, and communities to take control of their lives, make informed decisions, and advocate for their needs.
Services
- Mental health counseling and therapy
- Domestic violence support and advocacy
- Trauma-informed care and therapy
- Case management and referral services
- Community outreach and education
- Support groups and peer support services
Target Audience
- Individuals experiencing mental health issues or domestic violence
- Families and caregivers affected by mental health issues or domestic violence
- Communities and organizations seeking education and support on mental health and domestic violence issues
Our Promise
At Moses Chris Mental Health and Domestic Violence Services, we promise to provide a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space for individuals, families, and communities to heal, grow, and thrive.
Targeted Clients
- Individuals experiencing mental health issues (anxiety, depression, trauma)
- Couples and families seeking relationship counseling
- Children and adolescents struggling with emotional or behavioral challenges
Services
- Individual therapy sessions ($100-$200 per session)
- Couples and family therapy sessions ($150-$300 per session)
- Group therapy sessions ($20-$50 per session)
- Online counseling services ($80-$150 per session)
- Psychological assessments and testing ($200-$500)
Domestic Violence Services Targeted Clients
- Survivors of domestic violence and their families
- Perpetrators of domestic violence seeking counseling
- Community organizations and agencies supporting domestic violence survivors
Services
- Emergency shelter and housing assistance (free or low-cost)
- Individual counseling sessions for survivors ($80-$150 per session)
- Group counseling sessions for survivors ($20-$50 per session)
- Batterer intervention programs ($100-$200 per session)
- Community outreach and education (free or low-cost)
Business Models
- Private Practice: Offering individual, couples, and family therapy sessions
- Insurance-Based: Partnering with insurance providers to offer covered services
- Sliding Scale Fee: Offering reduced rates for low-income clients
- Grant-Funded: Securing grants to support community outreach and education initiatives
- Subscription-Based: Offering online counseling services for a monthly or annual fee
Strategies
- Collaboration: Partnering with community organizations, agencies, and healthcare providers
- Marketing: Utilizing social media, online directories, and local advertising to reach clients
- Outreach: Providing community education and outreach initiatives to raise awareness
- Training: Offering training and workshops for mental health professionals and community organizations
- Evaluation: Continuously evaluating and improving services to ensure effectiveness
Training
- Mental Health First Aid: Training for community members to recognize and respond to mental health issues
- Domestic Violence Training: Training for community organizations and agencies on domestic violence dynamics and response
- Counseling Techniques: Training for mental health professionals on evidence-based counseling techniques
- Trauma-Informed Care: Training for community organizations and agencies on trauma-informed care principles
Additional Services
- Case Management: Providing case management services to connect clients with community resources
- Support Groups: Facilitating support groups for mental health issues and domestic violence survivors
- Community Events: Hosting community events and workshops on mental health and domestic violence topics
- Online Resources: Providing online resources and educational materials on mental health and domestic violence topics