This is certainly not an exhaustive list of struggles, we hope we can help you see that God knew before you showed symptoms, had a diagnosis, or experienced a trauma what was coming and that He did not intend for you to suffer or struggle alone.  

God has equipped the BCSNOVA team, through educational knowledge and life experience, to support you through Mental Health, Physical Health, Emotional Health and Spiritual Health difficulties. In doing so, we may implore familiar therapeutic techniques such as talk, behavioral, group, in-home, play, physical, art, music, pharmaceutical and exposure therapies. We also provide Certified Forensic Interviewing. We may use a team approach that includes, multiple counselors, pastors, mentors, psychiatrist, accountability partners, medical doctors, and even physical therapists to aid in management or recovery of your condition or situation.  

Our goal is to provide counsel that includes connection to resources that aid in full body, mind, and spirit healing and Recovery, encourages a mindset and actions that lead to stability, provides knowledge, tools and skills that enable Resilience, so that you can progress into the world experiencing a peace and Security only God can provide. 

Mental Health   

• Mood disorders such as Bi-polar I or II (BPD), Depressive, Mood dysregulation, Premenstrual dysphoric, and Seasonal affective (SAD) disorders  

• Personality disorders such as Borderline, Antisocial, Narcissistic, Avoidant, Gender Identity (gender dysmorphia), Obsessive-Compulsive, Impulse Control, Paranoid, Schizoid, Schizotypal and Dependent Personality disorders  

• Psychotic disorders such as Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective, Schizophreniform, Brief psychotic, Delusional, Paraphrenia, and Substance-induced psychotic disorder  

• Eating disorders such as Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating, or Avoidant Food Disorders  

• Anxiety disorders such as Generalized, Panic, Social, Phobias, Separation, and Selective Mutism  

• Trauma-related disorders such as post-traumatic stress (PTSD/C-PTSD), Acute Stress Secondhand Trauma, Reactive Attachment (RAD), Adjustment, Disassociate Identity (DID), and Other and Unspecified Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders  

• Substance Use disorders (SUD) such as illegal drugs, prescription drug, alcohol, and nicotine addictions  

• Neurodevelopmental Disorders such as Autism Spectrum, intellectually disabled, Communication, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity, Motor, Tic, and Specific Learning Disorders.

If you are not diagnosed with a disorder but are experiencing psychological distress symptoms such as:  

• obsessive progressive behaviors that include, pornography, gambling, video gaming, sexual misconduct, or other addictive behaviors  

• inability to complete everyday tasks  

• panic or anxiety attacks  

• sleep dysfunction   

• social distress resulting in isolation or avoiding spending time with friends and family  

• sudden, unintentional extreme weight loss or weight gain  

• feelings of hopelessness, helplessness, and being overwhelmed  

• feeling unable to manage your problems on your own  

• out-of-control, irrational anger  

• a need for help coping with grief or trauma stemming from physical, sexual, verbal, or emotional abuse  

• a need to work through post abortion or crisis pregnancy   

Spiritual Help   

• supernatural struggles involving perceptions of spiritual warfare   

• intrapsychic struggles that reflect strains and tensions about religious/spiritual beliefs and moral internal conflict  

• interpersonal struggles that involve conflicts with other people about religious/spiritual issues  

Physical Health  

• Managing Chronic Pain  

• Managing Stress  

• Managing physical illness  

• Mental health may be affecting your physical health just like your physical health may be affecting your mental health. 

Relationships  

• sibling, friendship, parent-child, and marital issues 

• Affair Recovery  

• Infertility 

• Biblical Mediation 

Spiritual 

• church hurt 

• Struggles with Godly leadership or unaccepting family members 

• coping with grief and loss 

Other 

• Safety planning 

• Parenting struggles 

• Financial stress 

Trauma Recovery 

• Help sorting out past trauma that is interfering with present life 

Relationships  

• Grief and loss 

• Dealing with difficult people 

Spirituality 

• Navigating a fallen world 

• Biblical Mediation 

• Questioning your belief system 

• Feeling disconnected to God 

Physical and Mental Illness 

• Managing Medical Diagnosis 

• Menopause 

• Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence 

• Substance abuse or addiction 

• Gender Identity 

Other  

• help with goal-setting skills, self-esteem, and self-confidence 

• Career or work-related stresses/decision making 

Relationships 

• Grief and loss 

• Dealing with difficult people 

• Defiant and rebellious behavior/Behavioral Modification 

• Bulling or Peer issues 

• Social Anxiety 

Spirituality 

• Navigating a fallen world 

• Biblical Mediation 

• Faith Struggles 

• Feeling disconnected to God 

Physical and Mental Illness 

• Managing Medical Diagnosis 

• Trauma Recovery 

• Domestic Abuse 

• Substance abuse or addiction 

• School Anxiety, Social Anxiety, Generalized Anxiety 

• Gender Identity 

• Adjustment issues 

Other  

• Help with goal-setting skills, self-esteem, and self-confidence 

• IEP Support 

• Safety Planning 

• Teen Contracts 

Individual/Group therapy/Play therapy/Art therapy/Music therapy/In-home therapy available 

Supervised Visitation

BCSNOVA offers trained, caring and professional staff to monitor, coach and supervise visits between children and adults. Usually this is between parent or grandparent and child but can also be for siblings.  Supervised visitation is available to assist with custody disputes, reunification or court orders. 

  Services Provided

• • • Safe, neutral setting available for visits

    • Trained staff provide supervision

    • Therapeutic interventions (parenting skills, coaching and behavior modification)

    • Detailed documentation (notes provided for each visit)

What is Supervised Visitation?

Supervised visitation is when counselors monitor, coach and supervise visits between biological or adoptive parents and children, children or other relatives and children.  Visitation can be observation only or can be more in depth to include counseling.  Counselors can provide assistance with:

• • • reunification

    • family connection goals

    • adherence to court orders

    • safety planning

    • behavior modification planning

The staff encourages good parenting using proven techniques such as 

• • • redirection

    • connection/engagement

    • role modeling

    • appropriate behavior modification strategies through positive reinforcement and natural consequences 

    • effective communication

Where are visits held?

Visits are held at a safe, neutral, and therapeutic setting in the community, at the counseling center or in a neutral home environment. 

How long do visits last?

Supervised visitation sessions vary in length depending on the needs and wants of the family and the counselor assigned. The counselor will work directly with the family in order to meet their needs and possible time frames and duration of the visit.

Do you accept insurance?

Unfortunately, insurance does not cover supervised visitation services. 

• - Victim Advocacy

- Counseling for Victims of Interpersonal Violence (Domestic Violence)

- Batterer Information, Transformation, and Reformation  Program  (this is a full intense program alongside your counselor and shepherding team.

Please contact info@bcsnova for more informaiton.