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Alpha Emergence Behavioral Health’s philosophy is that services should be individualized to the client. Our commitment to client-centered care is unwavering. We believe our client’s needs are the most important when it comes to preventing sexual abuse and creating safe communities.
We believe change can only happen when clients are listened to, respected, and fully understood. We take the time to thoroughly examine clients’ problems in context, integrating multiple modalities and evidence-based practices to find unique solutions to meet the individual’s needs. We believe that programming should follow the latest research and evolve as we learn more about what works and what doesn’t and we are committed to ongoing improvement as individuals, clinicians, and as an organization.
Alpha Emergence Behavioral Health’s mission is to prevent and alleviate the harms of sexual abuse by providing services to perpetrators and those at risk to commit an offense and offering education to involved agencies and the public on topics relevant to sexual abuse perpetration and prevention.
AEBH strives to provide high quality, tailored services for individuals experiencing problematic sexual behavior. Our commitment to client-centered care is unwavering. We believe our client’s needs are the most important when it comes to preventing sexual abuse and creating safe communities.
Our philosophy is that real change can only happen when clients are listened to, respected, and fully understood. We take the time to thoroughly examine clients’ problems in context, integrating multiple modalities and evidence-based practices to find unique solutions to meet the individual’s needs.
All treatment at Alpha Emergence begins with an intake, otherwise known as a diagnostic assessment. This assessment is where we begin the treatment process and start developing treatment goals in collaboration with the client. The client’s needs are assessed, and plan of action is developed based on the information gathered.
AEBH provides several options for evaluation and assessment. Evaluations can be conducted for a comprehensive look at potential for recidivism, treatment amenability, supervision concerns, potential risk issues, and to develop treatment goals. Assessments can additionally provide information about personality, patterns of sexual arousal, participation, treatment efficacy, and more.