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A Collaboration of Independent Clinicians
Types of Services
Resilience Therapy + Assessment Services consists of a collaboration of mental health clinicians that have a passion to help people manage various life circumstances.
Individual Services
People seek therapy for many reasons, these are some of the issues or diagnoses that our clinicians treat:
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Trauma
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Chronic Medical Conditions
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Insomnia
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ADHD
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Family/Relationship Issues
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Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Grief and Loss
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Job Stress
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Substance Use Issues
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Eating Disorders
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Sexuality
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Personality Disorders
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Medication Management (Dr. Cooper only)
Medication Management
Dr. Matthew Cooper is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with additional training to provide integrated psychological services and medication management for mental health disorders. Dr. Cooper is a Conditional Prescribing Psychologist in the state of Iowa, supervised by Dr. Darbie Little-Cooper. Dr. Cooper is required by state law to collaborate with your/your child’s primary care physician at the beginning of treatment and when medication changes are made. Prior to your/your child’s first appointment for medication management, you as the patient or as the child’s parent, guardian, or representative, authorizations must be signed for Dr. Cooper to communicate with your/your child’s physician and with Dr. Little-Cooper. An authorization allowing for Dr. Little-Cooper to consult with your/your child’s primary care physician will also need to be signed. Dr. Cooper is unable to provide medication management services without collaboration with your/your child’s primary care physician and his supervisor.
Psychological Testing
Psychological testing may assist to better understand diagnostic questions as referred by a physician, therapist, or the person requesting the evaluation. Psychological testing can be helpful to identify and better understand attention difficulties (e.g. ADHD), learning disorders, autism spectrum disorder, mood and anxiety disorders, personality disorders, and cognitive issues (e.g. neuropsychological symptoms). A licensed psychologist performs psychological testing and has received comprehensive training and education in the area of psychological assessments.
Psychological testing involves an intake session (approximately 60 minutes), during which the psychologist obtains a comprehensive history including the referral question, medical, mental health, family, social, and developmental information. The testing itself takes several hours. When testing children, testing may be scheduled over multiple dates. Feedback sessions are also made to go over the results of testing and subsequent report.
Additional Services
Couples Therapy - The purpose of couples therapy is to create a stronger connection between partners in a committed relationship, whether dating, engaged, married, or remarried. Couples can become stuck in negative patterns of interacting that impacts communication, intimacy, and emotional connection. The goal of couples therapy is to help couples reduce these destructive patterns, engage in healthier communication, and create deeper emotional connection.
Family Therapy - Family therapy is a type of psychotherapy that aims to help family members improve communication and resolve conflicts. Family therapy is often short term and may include all family members or those willing to participate. Your specific treatment plan will depend on your family's situation.
Forensic Assessments - Dr. Cooper provides forensic assessments for juvenile and adult Court cases. Other forensic type assessments include sex offender risk assessment, insurance, and civil cases related to mental health disorders. Contact Dr. Cooper for his forensic fee schedule as this differs from his other clinical rates.