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Why Choose a Group Practice?
Why choose a group practice such as Family Resources of Greater Nebraska instead of a solo practitioner? The synergy of 10 therapists working together, sharing ideas, and offering positive support to one another allows us to provide added services to our client. We work in a supportive, caring environment and offer assistance to one another as needed. Our collective knowledge allows us to share resources and experiences. Our therapists are continually trained in innovative methods and the latest research. Information is shared following continuing education seminars that the therapists attend as well.
A group practice allows specialization in treatment areas. While each therapist is family systems oriented and shares a solution-focused philosophy of treatment, each has developed expertise in defined areas of treatment. Our billing specialist is available on-site to immediately determine benefits, and our Administrative Assistant is available to focus on information needed to effectively begin the treatment process.
Adjunct services such as parenting classes, are readily available and coordinated with the professionals providing these services. A supervising psychologist is on-site weekly for consultation, and relationships are also secured with treating psychiatrists for our clients.
What will my first visit be like?
You will be asked to provide before meeting with a therapist:
Client Information:
- Name
- Social Security Number
- Date of Birth
- Address
- Primary Occupation
- Employer
- Work Phone/Home Phone
- Highest Grade of Education Completed
- Religious Preference (Optional)
Family Information
If client is a minor, please provide the following information:
- Mother and/or Father
- Age
- Residing in Home?
- Social Security Number
- Date of Birth
- Primary Occupation
- Employer
- Work Phone/Home Phone
- Highest Grade of Education Completed
- Religious Preference (Optional)
- Name, Age, Date of Birth of Children in Family
- Name, Age, Date of Birth of Others in Your Home
Insurance Information:
- Name of Primary Insurance Provider
- Insured's Name
- Social Security Number
- Group Number
- Policy Number
- Employer
If client is covered by other insurance plans, please provide information regarding that insurance as well.
What is the Family Resources Employee Assistance Program? If you need help coping with any of life's problems, Family Resources Employee Assistance Program (EAP) can help. Your employer has contracted with Family Resources of Greater Nebraska to provide confidential and professional guidance to employees and their families whose personal and work-related problems have become hard to manage alone.
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