Our Services

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The Anger Management Program is presented in twelve (12) separate sections which address the following topics:

1. What is anger?
2. Anger awareness
3. Degrees of anger
4. Anger journal
5. Healthy thinking
6. Relaxation and mindfulness
7. Positive thinking and empathy
8. Effective communication
9. Resolving conflict
10. Being mindful
11. Resources
12. Anger Management solutions

This course can be completed in an individual or group setting.

The Domestic Violence Program is presented in eighteen (18) separate sections which address the following topics:

1. Domestic violence
2. Signs of domestic violence
3. Family violence and child abuse
4. Understanding the cycle of violence
5. Dealing with stress
6. The stress response
7. Steps to take for success
8. Challenge automatic thinking
9. Stay in the box
10. Forgive but do not forget
11. Grievance
12. The after-effects of domestic abuse
13. Legal issues
14. Domestic violence safety plan
15. Stopping the cycle of abuse
16. Learning how to communicate
17. Stopping abuse forever
18. Resources and references

 This course can be completed in an individual or group setting. 

Nevada law defines sexual assault (also referred to as rape) as having penetrative sex with another person against that person’s will. It is the most serious crime in the state second only to murder.

Lack of consent occurs not only when the alleged victim articulates “no” or signals “no” to having sex. Lack of consent also includes circumstances where the perpetrator knows — or should know — that the alleged victim has no capacity to understand what is happening. Examples include when the alleged victim is:

· sleeping,

· drunk,

· high (On drugs),

· passed out, 

· overdosed on drugs,

· being in a coma or vegetative state, or

· severely mentally disabled

This course can be completed in an individual setting.  

We provide Navigation services linking our clients and their family members with essential Social (EBT, SNAP, TANF and Medicaid), health and community services.

· Coordinates care, and services across mental, behavioral, and health care delivery systems, leading to greater holistic and person-centered care.

· Assists individuals in overcoming other barriers to care.

To assist those Returning Citizens (Formerly incarcerated Persons) in preparing for and assimilating into their communities.

To that end, we provide them with Basic Skills Training (BST), Basic Life Skills and Money Management tools as part of their ReEntry into their families and communities.  

The Capstone of their transition is Job Training Preparation, followed by Job Placement Assistance with participating employers. 

2D Chance Community Inspirational Counseling Center (2DCCICC) uses evidence-based Cognitive Behavior or Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) as its Modality.  MRT was created by the Correctional Counseling Institute (CCI), which is the industry leader in counseling and other products for the transitioning of Formerly Incarcerated Persons. 

This course can be completed in an individual or group setting.  

The Home Health Social Worker evaluates psychosocial needs and provides community service coordination for identified patient populations, providing support and crisis intervention where indicated, and acts as a liaison between the patient and community resources/post-acute care providers. Provides mental health, substance abuse/addiction counseling, and case management support to clients and their families in their homes. 

Targeted Case Management includes the following processes:

intake, assessment of needs, service planning, service plan implementation, service coordination, monitoring, and 30, 60, 90, 180 and 360 day follow-up, reassessment, case conferencing, crisis intervention, and case closure.