Counseling Services
The Counseling program at CCFI specializes in working with infants and children, from birth to age 17, who have experienced complex trauma. Our therapeutic philosophy is grounded in the fact that children need healthy relationships with adults to maximize their potential. CCFI is uniquely positioned to work within the context of diverse family relationships, which can include biological, foster, adoptive or guardianship. We provide hope and healing to children and their caregivers through relationship-based therapeutic processes.
Complex trauma can present a multitude of symptoms that may include:
Difficulty attaching and bonding
Struggling to keep stable relationships with family and peers
Anxiety, fear and avoidance
Intense, frequent tantrums
Unpredictable crying or outbursts of anger
Withdrawal from family and friends
Sleep disruption
Hyper-activity or inattentiveness
Inability to regulate
Challenges in social settings, such as school, childcare or peer groups
Services & Therapy Models
Our counseling team utilizes therapeutic play and other individual modalities with children and caregivers including individual, family and group therapy. Services and therapy models may include:
Attachment, Regulation and Competency (ARC)
Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)
Circle of Security
Infant & Perinatal Mental Health
Making Sense of Your Worth
Sand Tray
Theraplay®
Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI®)
How to Enroll
To learn more about enrollment, please contact our counseling team by calling 405-364-1420.
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Our Promise to Protect Children
CCFI provides a safe environment for children and youth to heal and grow. Our agency works to protect those we serve from abuse and maltreatment by carefully screening staff and volunteers, providing training on topics such as physical, emotional and sexual abuse awareness and prevention, and by continually monitoring adult-child relationships.
Impact of Services
The Counseling program at CCFI provides hope and healing to children who have experienced all forms of abuse, neglect or other traumatic experiences. To learn more about our team of highly trained therapists and specialized services, watch the video below.
Video production by Lane Avenue Studios.
CCFI is a proud Complex Trauma Treatment Affiliate. Learn more by visiting www.ctttn.org.
CCFI's Counseling program is funded in part by the Oklahoma District Attorney's Council Office through a U.S. Department of Justice Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) fund.
These funds are awarded to support direct services to victims of crime. The funds are generated through federal criminal fines, penalties and assessments and do not include general tax revenue.
The most common crime victimization among families served by CCFI is child abuse and neglect and domestic violence.