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Psychotherapy
Comprehensive Counseling and Psychotherapy for the Whole Family.
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At Success Rehabilitation, supportive counseling and psychotherapy are integral components of treatment, benefiting both the individual and their family. Our counseling services focus on helping clients rebuild relationships, work life, intimacy, and self-esteem—core objectives of the healing process. Spouses, children, friends, and loved ones can participate in individual counseling and group therapy, supporting the rehabilitation process and fostering family-wide healing.
Personalized Psychotherapy for Emotional Healing and Growth
At Success Rehabilitation, we pride ourselves on offering a personalized treatment approach that caters to the unique needs of each client. Through collaboration with their therapist, clients develop an individualized treatment plan that empowers them to identify, define, and take ownership of both short-term objectives and long-term goals. We also consult with outside providers, past therapists, family members, and others who are familiar with the client’s needs to ensure a comprehensive plan of care.
Goals of Psychotherapy
Addressing changes in mood, thoughts, behaviors
Managing social issues and relationship challenges
Expressing and processing emotions related to the Injury
Stress and
anxiety reduction
Developing strategies for trauma-related stress
Enhanced social and communication skills
Commonly Combined Serivces
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the common behavioral changes after brain injury? After a serious illness or traumatic brain injury, individuals may experience a variety of behavioral challenges, including anxiety, anger, fears, and a negative self-image. Emotional ups and downs, irritability, and difficulty connecting emotionally with friends and loved ones are also common. These issues can strain family relationships and make it harder to maintain meaningful connections with others.
How long does psychotherapy last? The duration of an individual’s psychotherapy plan can vary widely, depending on factors such as the severity of the injury, personal goals, and specific challenges. While some may only need a few months of treatment, others may require ongoing support for an extended period or even throughout their lifetime.
Why do behaviors change after a brain injury? A brain injury can significantly alter how a person’s brain functions, affecting their ability to control behavior, especially in stressful situations. Often, this difficulty is the result of a combination of factors. For instance, an individual with a brain injury may experience challenges with cognitive functions and thinking skills, which can lead to frustration and trigger negative emotional responses, causing them to lash out.
Do you offer psychotherapy in New Jersey? No. In New Jersey, we only offer Home- and Community-Based Services through our Community Skills Program division. The service focus is Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy and Vocational Skills Counseling.
What funding do you take? In Pennsylvania, Success Rehabilitation accepts funding from the Head Injury Program, CHC Wavier, Workers Comp, and Private Pay. In New Jersey, we accept the Horizon NJ through MLTSS, NJ TBI Fund, Workers Comp, and Private Pay.
Who does Success Rehabilitation work with? All of our clients have a primary diagnosis of a brain injury. We work with people ages 18- to 70 years old who have suffered a traumatic or acquired brain injury. This means we work with those who have suffered motor vehicle accidents, blunt force trauma to the head at work or in community, slip and falls, strokes, brain tumors, seizure disorders, and more.
Does it matter when the brain injury took place? No! Our brain injury rehab in Pennsylvania and New Jersey serves consumers who have suffered a recent brain injury, as well as those who have been dealing with the effects for years.
Where to do offer psychotherapy rehabilitation therapy? Is tele-health an option? We offer psychotherapy at every program location across Success Rehabilitation including our Dublin, Quakertown, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Yes! Tele-health is an option for psychotherapy sessions, depending on your funding source.