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Behavioral Health & Substance Use Support

Our behavioral health providers offer culturally-affirming therapy designed to bring meaningful and lasting improvement to the lives of all people in our community.  Our providers are highly qualified and experienced in working with LGBTQ+ people, which means we take special consideration for the unique circumstances and challenges of sexual, gender, and romantic minority (SGRM) communities.

To begin care, please call reception to make an appointment for an intake with one of our therapists. We will gather basic information intended to help us determine how we can best help you and discuss our fee schedule.  We accept a number of insurance plans for behavioral and mental health services.  Please call to confirm what insurance plans we accept for behavioral and mental health services.

We also provide a sliding fee scale for people under 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.  Please visit our Sliding Scale Discount page for additional information. Payment is required at the time of service, and all appointments are 53 minutes long.

Our Behavioral Health Services

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  • There are many reasons why it may be difficult and uncomfortable to share sensitive and personal information with your mental health provider. At Prism Health, our Behavioral Health team strives to make these conversations and experiences more comfortable so that you feel accepted and heard.

    Our providers, who specialize in LGBTQIA+ issues are dedicated to increasing affordable, accessible, and compassionate care for the our community. We recognize the unique and systemic challenges our community faces and how your sexual orientation and gender identity can impact your overall mental health and wellbeing. We offer queer, gender affirming, and trauma informed therapeutic approaches tailored to fit the diverse needs of individuals, groups, couples, and families either in-person or by telehealth.

  • When struggling with mental health or substance use, it can feel very isolating at times. With the addition of groups to our programming here at Prism Health, we wanted to create a healing space to come together and share our unique experiences, strengths, and hopes while gaining new skills that help promote long-term healing and recovery. You can learn about all of our current group programming in the “Our Behavioral Health Groups” below.

  • We at Prism Health know that our most significant and intimate relationships are oftentimes the most impactful and important parts of our lives, both in positive and negative ways. We also know that relationships get hard and sometimes need outside help. We mindfully and positively attune to our clients diverse gender identities, sexualities, and relational styles (i.e. polyamory, monogamy, open relationships, relational anarchy, etc.) and identify where there are areas of growth, and areas that we can build upon. We believe that every significant relationship, be it between partners or family members, are worthy of working on and having a space for a “reset” towards better intimacy and communication.

    We proudly offer this support in the form of couples, marital, and/or family counseling.

  • Recovery is a process- let us help you start.

    We know that seeking support for substance use can be daunting, and overwhelming. At Prism, our substance use counseling and groups are centered on harm-reduction, that may or may not include abstinence. Our services are provided by a dual-diagnosed clinician, meaning your substance use and mental health can be managed in one place. We currently offer 1-to-1 counseling and support groups (Seeking Safety, Living in Balance, and a process group). Other support groups are also available . To learn more about our groups, please see the support groups section below.

    *An intake into the Substance Program is required.

  • If you are planning surgery as part of your transition journey, our Behavioral Health team can help you access care by assessing your needs, providing educational information, and gender affirming letters of support. Speak to one of our reception team members to get scheduled with one of our Behavioral Health providers.

Our Behavioral Health Groups

Groups Open to Everyone

  • This group is focused on a variety of emotions, starting with anger, and how each of these emotions can be impaired, healthy, and extreme. This group will help you identify where you tend to fall with each emotion, and how to shift into a healthier expression. This group with also explore assertive communication and boundaries around needs and wants from an emotion focused space. This group is 12 weeks.

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    Fridays @ 3:00 PM

    *Brief intake required if not currently enrolled in Behavioral Health services; please contact our Behavioral Health Program Coordinator at Prism Health.

  • This group focuses on learning how to recognize the internal signs of anger, conflict resolution, and assertive communication while decreasing negative outcomes. This group is for 8 weeks.

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    Mondays @ 2:00 PM

    *Brief intake required if not currently enrolled in Behavioral Health services; please contact our Behavioral Health Program Coordinator at Prism Health.

  • This group focuses on the intersection of trauma, PTSD, and substance use. Discussions include triggers to trauma and substance use, how emotions can factor into use, assertive communication, setting boundaries, and how to advocate for yourself in relationship with others. This will be an ongoing group.


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    Tuesdays @ 4:00 PM

    *Brief intake required if not currently enrolled in Behavioral Health services; please contact our Behavioral Health Program Coordinator at Prism Health.

  • This group explores the grief that sometimes accompanies non-death loss. We all experience non-death loss throughout our lives, yet many times our griet from these losses goes unacknowledged by our communities and society at large. This group offers a space to get curious about, make space for, and honor the grief that comes with non-death loss. Some examples of non-death loss include but are not limited to going no-contact with family of origin, friend(s) or partner(s) breakups/divorce, loss of identity, loss of community, loss of religion or spirituality.

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    Closed/10 Weeks
    Wednesdays @ 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

    *Brief intake required if not currently enrolled in Behavioral Health services; please contact our Behavioral Health Program Coordinator at Prism Health.



  • This is a group for adults who are grieving the death of someone close to them. The grief that comes when someone dies can often feel isolating and overwhelming. This is a space where grief is validated, and folks can

    process and explore their experiences of loss and grief together

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    Closed/10 Weeks
    Mondays @ 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM

    *Brief intake required if not currently enrolled in Behavioral Health services; please contact our Behavioral Health Program Coordinator at Prism Health.

  • This group focuses on building awareness and tools to navigate life after religious and/or spiritual trauma and abuse. The group will include psychoeducational topics to support an increased understanding of the effects of the trauma, identifying personal triggers and coping skills, exploring ways of supporting and growing self-trust and inner knowing, activities to identify personal values and re-write/reclaim personal life stories, and opportunities to process themes of indoctrination, shame, and other effects of religious and spiritual trauma.

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    Closed/8 Weeks
    Thursdays @ 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

    *Brief intake required if not currently enrolled in Behavioral Health services; please contact our Behavioral Health Program Coordinator at Prism Health.

Groups for Prism Clients

  • This group focuses on a range of topics including: substances and relapse prevention, communication and emotions, stress, 12 Step groups, health and safety, relationships and parenting, money management, trauma and abuse, grief, MAT and other medications, and co-occurring mental health intersections. This will be an on-going group, focused through a harm-reduction lens.

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    Wednesdays @ 3:00 PM
    Substance Program Intake Required

  • This group is a space for folks to process struggles and triumphs, as well as find safety and community. This will be an on-going group, focused through a harm-reduction lens.

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    Thursdays @ 3:00 PM
    Substance Program Intake Required

Groups for Substance Support

If you are interested in beginning services, please fill out the BH Referral Form.
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Get to Know Our Team

To learn more about our behavioral health providers and their individual approaches to care, check out our behavioral health page by clicking the button below!