Hendricks Therapy is a private, out-patient mental health office with four locations in Danville, Plainfield, Lafayette and Downtown Indianapolis.
Each office offers a safe and comfortable environment designed to welcome children and adults in various stages of life’s development and transition. We understand that each client’s personal journey is unique; therefore our approach is tailored to fit you specifically.
Our Mental Health Providers are committed to assisting children, teens, and adults in various stage of life, development, and transition. Some of the common life disruptions that our skilled and experienced clinical staff treat include:
Depression and Anxiety
Bipolar Disorder
Marriage/Family Conflicts
Aging and Life Transitions
Divorce Adjustments
Grief and Bereavement
LGBTQ
Physical and Emotional Abuse
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
Phobias
Developmental Disorders
Eating Disorders
Panic Disorders
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Personality Disorders
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Transgender Issues
You’ll see one of our board-certified psychiatrists or psychiatric nurse practitioners. These appointments are similar to when you see other doctors, and include the use of medications. These appointments typically provide limited therapy.
First Appointment: Typically 45-60 minutes, and includes a detailed assessment, diagnosis, and developing an initial care plan and medication treatment as appropriate.
Follow-up Appointments: Typically 15-20 minutes, and includes a re-assessment of current medication prescriptions and course of treatment, with changes as appropriate.
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You’ll see one of our psychologists or licensed therapists. These appointments are intended to help you through life’s disruptions, offering a wide range of proven and effective therapies and treatments.
First Appointment: Typically 45-60 minutes, and includes a detailed assessment, diagnosis, and developing a care plan with your therapist.
For children and teen clients, parent/guardian involvement throughout treatment is important. Your child’s therapist will meet with you and your child as part of the initial assessment. Depending on the age of your child and reason for the visit, the therapist may ask to speak with you and/or your child individually during the appointment.Follow-up Appointments: Typically 45-60 minutes, these appointments will involve meeting with your therapist to continue to your therapy care plan. This could involve discussion and processing, exercises, and even games - all of which are intended to help you achieve your goals for your treatment.
You and your therapist will typically discuss whether these appointments would involve family members or just you. For children and teen clients, your child’s therapist may request to meet individually with your child. Parent(s)/guardian(s) are encouraged to attend each session.