Innovative parent and family support services are foundational and at the forefront of Evoke’s core beliefs. Evoke’s hope is that as many parents as possible can experience the full range of services offered and the depth of healing that can take place within the family system. In an effort to make these services more accessible, Evoke is now including, at no additional charge, the opportunity for up to 2 parents with a child enrolled in Evoke’s outdoor therapeutic program to attend an online Intensive known as the online "Finding You."
The "Finding You" Intensive is designed for individuals seeking a therapeutic accelerator and a deep dive into the parallel process, going beyond the traditional hour-long session and creating an opportunity for dynamic change and personal growth. "Finding You" provides a safe space and extended time for individuals to do their work, focusing on attachment and family of origin. This intimate group experience can be instrumental in increasing distress tolerance, clarifying boundaries, developing insight, and response flexibility in relationships. Evoke Intensives are inherently experiential and depth-oriented, allowing participants to experience the balance between skill building and emotional catharsis.
“We are thrilled to make this program more accessible by extending this opportunity to more of the families we serve,” says Rick Heizer, Executive Director of Evoke. “We have already seen several parents take advantage of this offering and have received feedback about how impactful it was not only for them individually but for their family as well.”
To learn more about the Intensives and the impact it can have on an individual’s life and the family system, please reach out to Evoke’s admissions team at 866-411-6600 or email intensives@evoketherapy.com.
About Evoke Therapy Programs
Evoke Therapy Programs offers Outdoor Therapeutic Programs for Adolescents, Therapeutic Intensives, and Coaching Services for adolescents, young adults, parents, families, and couples. We see clients and families through the lens of attachment theory and employ experiential therapy to promote healing.