Individual, Group, and Family Therapy
Licensed clinicians provide evidence-based therapy based on each patient’s diagnosis, strengths, preferences, relationships, and treatment goals.
Therapy tailored to the person and the treatment goals
Therapy provides a structured, confidential setting to understand symptoms, build skills, improve relationships, strengthen recovery, and work toward meaningful treatment goals. The treatment approach is selected based on the patient’s age, diagnosis, needs, preferences, and clinical plan.
Group services may address relapse prevention, coping skills, anger and conflict management, parenting, psychoeducation, wellness, and recovery support. Family involvement is incorporated when clinically appropriate and authorized by the patient.
Who may benefit from this service
Therapy may support people working through mental-health symptoms, substance-use concerns, relationship challenges, recovery goals, or co-occurring conditions.
- Individuals who want one-on-one support for behavioral-health or recovery goals.
- Patients who may benefit from skills, education, or peer connection in a therapeutic group.
- Families working to improve communication, understanding, support, or recovery-related functioning.
- Patients receiving psychiatric, substance-use, or other behavioral-health services who need integrated counseling support.
A clear, individualized path through care
Assessment and goals
The clinician reviews concerns, strengths, preferences, history, and the outcomes the patient wants to work toward.
Therapy plan
Individual, group, family, or combined services are selected based on clinical need and treatment objectives.
Active skill building
Sessions may focus on insight, coping strategies, communication, behavior change, relapse prevention, or recovery support.
Progress review
Goals and treatment approaches are reviewed over time and adjusted as needs change.
Care may include
Services are individualized based on assessment, clinical need, treatment goals, and program availability.
Individual Therapy
Group Therapy
Family Therapy
Relapse Prevention
Coping Skills
Anger & Conflict Management
Parenting Support
Psychoeducation
Wellness & Recovery Support
Therapy scheduled according to the treatment plan
Therapy frequency depends on the type of service, clinical needs, treatment goals, group schedule, and provider availability. Individual and family sessions are generally scheduled appointments; group services follow established program times.
Family involvement occurs when clinically appropriate and authorized by the patient or legally permitted representative.
Understanding coverage and payment options
Newport accepts a range of payment and funding arrangements, including private pay, eligible state or county contractual programs, and participating insurance plans. Coverage, authorization requirements, patient responsibility, and eligibility vary by plan and service. Newport can help verify benefits before treatment begins.
Common questions about Therapy Services
What is the difference between individual and group therapy?
Individual therapy provides one-on-one work with a clinician. Group therapy brings patients together around shared therapeutic goals, education, skills, or recovery topics under clinical facilitation.
When is family therapy included?
Family involvement may be included when it supports treatment goals, is clinically appropriate, and is authorized by the patient or otherwise permitted.
What topics are covered in groups?
Group topics may include relapse prevention, coping skills, anger and conflict management, parenting, psychoeducation, wellness, recovery support, and other treatment-focused subjects.
Can therapy be combined with psychiatric services?
Yes. Newport may coordinate therapy with psychiatric evaluation, medication management, peer support, and other services as part of an integrated treatment plan.
Connect with Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare
Our team can help you request an appointment, check insurance benefits, or begin a professional referral.
