Goal of Therapy 

 

Our goal of therapy and/or coaching is to use evidence- based practices that support and guide the client into living the life that they dream of and hope for. We desire to see your life include a reduction of substance abuse and relapse of unhealthy behaviors, an increase in the level of functioning for clients with mental illness and behavioral disorders, improved self- monitoring and self- regulation, modifications of core beliefs and automatic thoughts that lead to unwanted behaviors, reduction of self- destructive behaviors, and the ability to consistently incorporate these skills into everyday life. We are here to help you recover, heal, develop, and see you live your best peaceful and free life!

 

 

Human Helpers

 

I am sure you are asking, “What is a human helper?” We characterize a human helper as a person that is supporting and championing you on your health and wellness journey. Our human helpers do not try to have all the answers. However, we do have an abundance of experience, tools, and resources that have proven effective over the years. We are cheering for your success and overall joy in the work you are doing to achieve your best life. We are thankful that you have chosen us to be a part of your journey.

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Confidentiality 

 

WWC employees and subcontractors and all persons doing business with WWC, including support staff, protect and guard client confidentiality and financial information. WWC Confidentiality Policy forbids any attempt to access, use, disclose, any information outside the scope of our mission and the requirements of the informed consents. WWC policy defines confidential information as defined in the Alabama (or prospective state) Code of Ethics, HIPAA, and tele-health and online mandatory requirements, from being accessed, disclosed, or released in any format by or to any person, business without proper consent of the individual client and/or legal representative. 

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Emergency Services 

 

Clients should contact 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for immediate emergencies. Emergency services will be provided by your specific therapist or life coach. Clients are provided emergency phone contact information and procedures at the onset of services. Clients are referred to the Jefferson County Crisis Center at 205-323-4777, National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800- 273-8255, and Jefferson County United Way at #211 for additional assistance that is not emergency related. You can also reach out to the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for 24/7 support and referrals.