Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program
Evergreen Psychotherapy Center offers virtual therapy sessions. Children, couples and families struggling with attachment-related trauma can get the same care they would in our offices using telecommunication health tools.
High-quality care
Internationally-respected therapeutic services using telehealth options.
Protects your privacy
Compliant with privacy laws, regulations and best practices.
Same therapy
Most aspects of in-person IOP recreated online, including parent training, trauma/attachment therapy family therapy and skill-building.
Works with your life
Program scheduling and format tailored to indivdual realities and client needs.
Our Treatment
Adult/Couples Therapy
The primary goal of treatment is positive change — new choices, perspectives, options, behaviors, coping strategies and relationships. We explore areas such as anger management, conflict resolution, communication skills and improved self-image.
Family Therapy
FREE RESOURCES
Outpatient Therapy
We are experts in treating substance abuse, trauma, school issues, parenting, problem solving, anxiety, depression and family issues — especially in blended families.
Intensive Outpatient Program
Professional Training
Why is building hope a key aspect of healing trauma?
Each month, Dr. Levy answers a common question he has received from professionals, caregivers and parents during three decades of pioneering work on attachment theory, treatment and training. This month he answers a question about the importance of...
The Do’s and Don’ts of Praising Your Child
As parents, we want to lift our children up, bolster their self-esteem and encourage good behavior. Praise is one of the most basic ways we signal our approval and nurture our children's confidence and sense of self. By using praise, you’re showing your child how...
Early Attachment Relationships and Their Impact on the Brain’s Wiring
As researchers have gained a deeper understanding of neurobiology, they have learned that relationships shape the developing brain even in the womb — and they continue to affect the brain’s wiring throughout childhood and into adulthood. Brain development begins...
