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Therapy solutions designed to help you live with more joy and happiness.
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Therapy Services
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Individual Psychotherapy 14 & UP ($160 per hour)
Uncover unconscious thoughts and feelings through traditional talk therapy. Family Therapy ($180 per hour) Help your family members improve community and resolve conflicts. Telehealth Therapy ($160 per hour) Receive therapy through an online video call. Group Therapy ($85 per hour) Discuss and resolve problems together as a group. Life Coaching ($150 per hour) Identify your biggest goals and develop an actionable plan to achieve them. Adolescent & Adult Trauma Assessments ($795 per assessment) Examine different types of stressful life events to determine the impact of trauma on your well-being and behavior. |
School Outreach Services ($150 per hour)
Provide brief counseling to students/staff for educational institutions that experience a traumatic event. Community Restoration Consulting-Homeless Prevention (Price Determined upon consultation) Assist local government with the creation of new programming that addresses diversity, systemic issues of homelessness, and behavioral health. Social Worker Supervision Services ($110.00/hour or $2,800.00 PKG) Get social worker supervision outside of an agency if you are a recent graduate with a Master of Social Work degree. Includes clinical case conceptualization, clinical case conferencing, ASWB exam preparation, training on implementing therapeutic modalities, and professional development. Agency/Company Contracted Social Worker Supervision Services ($110.00/hour or $2,800.00 PKG) Get social worker supervision for your agency interns or provisional social workers. |
Therapy Modalities
We offer a number of approaches to talk therapy for you to choose from based on your needs. Some of these talk therapy approaches include:
Psycho-dynamic therapy: Psycho-dynamic therapy is the traditional, Freudian talk therapy most are familiar with, where unconscious thoughts and feelings are addressed.
Client-centered therapy: In client-centered therapy, the patient takes control of the conversation, while the therapist takes a more hands-off, empathetic role.
Existential therapy: What if you’ve experienced trauma and can’t shake the pervasive feeling that nothing matters? Existential therapy focuses on free will, self determination, and the search for meaning.
Gestalt therapy: Gestalt therapy focuses on the here and the now, using environment as a conduit for new forms of meaning. Expect lots of role-play exercises, such as the infamous empty chair technique.
Cognitive processing/behavioral therapy: Cognitive behavioral therapy seeks to change negative thought patterns, which, in turn, changes negative emotions and behaviors. If you enjoy homework and worksheets, then this approach might be for you.
Dialectical behavior therapy: Dialectical behavior therapy provides clients with new skills to manage painful emotions and decrease conflict in relationships. DBT specifically focuses on providing therapeutic skills in four key areas. First, mindfulness focuses on improving an individual's ability to accept and be present in the current moment. Second, distress tolerance is geared toward increasing a person’s tolerance of negative emotions, rather than trying to escape from it. Third, emotion regulation covers strategies to manage and change intense emotions that are causing problems in a person’s life. Fourth, interpersonal effectiveness consists of techniques that allow a person to communicate with others in a way that is assertive, maintains self-respect, and strengthens relationships.
Psycho-dynamic therapy: Psycho-dynamic therapy is the traditional, Freudian talk therapy most are familiar with, where unconscious thoughts and feelings are addressed.
Client-centered therapy: In client-centered therapy, the patient takes control of the conversation, while the therapist takes a more hands-off, empathetic role.
Existential therapy: What if you’ve experienced trauma and can’t shake the pervasive feeling that nothing matters? Existential therapy focuses on free will, self determination, and the search for meaning.
Gestalt therapy: Gestalt therapy focuses on the here and the now, using environment as a conduit for new forms of meaning. Expect lots of role-play exercises, such as the infamous empty chair technique.
Cognitive processing/behavioral therapy: Cognitive behavioral therapy seeks to change negative thought patterns, which, in turn, changes negative emotions and behaviors. If you enjoy homework and worksheets, then this approach might be for you.
Dialectical behavior therapy: Dialectical behavior therapy provides clients with new skills to manage painful emotions and decrease conflict in relationships. DBT specifically focuses on providing therapeutic skills in four key areas. First, mindfulness focuses on improving an individual's ability to accept and be present in the current moment. Second, distress tolerance is geared toward increasing a person’s tolerance of negative emotions, rather than trying to escape from it. Third, emotion regulation covers strategies to manage and change intense emotions that are causing problems in a person’s life. Fourth, interpersonal effectiveness consists of techniques that allow a person to communicate with others in a way that is assertive, maintains self-respect, and strengthens relationships.
Diagnosis Specialties
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Anger Management
Anxiety Bi-Polar Disorder Borderline Personality Disorder Depression Domestic Abuse Elderly Persons Disorders |
Family Conflict
Grief Life Transitions Mental Health Diagnosing Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Parenting Postpartum |
Sexual Trauma
Self-Esteem Relationship Issues LGBTQ Support Thinking Disorders Testing and Evaluation |
Safe, secure, and supportive connections.
Why We're Different
Powerful Solutions
Change4Greatness aims to be the change agent you deserve in mental and behavioral health and community advocacy. We’re committed to enhancing the quality of life of those who have been affected by; incarceration, psychiatric hospitalization, trauma, homelessness, and more through psychological and spiritual practices. Change4Greatness also focuses on community restoration while advocating for rights of those with mental health illnesses.
We provide a warm and welcoming environment for healing to those who have experienced complex trauma, brokenness, emotional pain, and/or is diagnosed with a mental illness. We also offer the option to incorporate spiritual beliefs into counseling, allowing you to explore how your religious views and emotional issues may be related as well as to deepen your connection with your faith.
Transformative Change
After experiencing therapy with Change4Greatness, you’ll gain:
We Put Your Needs First
We provide safe and trusting alternatives to both adults and at-risk youth. We help to create stability for youth and young adults while promoting a Christian lifestyle with a strong foundation of life skills. We also partner youth with local community resources to help guide them towards a successful future.
We Promise You the Best
Frances Jackson-Greebon has over 10 years of clinical/case management experience across a variety of therapeutic settings including intensive outpatient services, crisis intervention, structured outpatient programs, inpatient psychiatric, residential treatment centers, national nonprofits and private practice ownership. She has provided consultation with organizations regarding diversity and homelessness since 2010.
Frances also provides clinical and administrative supervision to Social Work students, interns, and other professionals. She is certified to complete child/adolescent and adult trauma assessments through the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN). Frances has been nominated to speak and make presentations at numerous spiritual/religious-based facilities, conferences and seminars.
Change4Greatness aims to be the change agent you deserve in mental and behavioral health and community advocacy. We’re committed to enhancing the quality of life of those who have been affected by; incarceration, psychiatric hospitalization, trauma, homelessness, and more through psychological and spiritual practices. Change4Greatness also focuses on community restoration while advocating for rights of those with mental health illnesses.
We provide a warm and welcoming environment for healing to those who have experienced complex trauma, brokenness, emotional pain, and/or is diagnosed with a mental illness. We also offer the option to incorporate spiritual beliefs into counseling, allowing you to explore how your religious views and emotional issues may be related as well as to deepen your connection with your faith.
Transformative Change
After experiencing therapy with Change4Greatness, you’ll gain:
- Greater self-awareness and increased mental health and emotional well-being
- Release from the personal stigma of mental illness and therapy
- Emotional healing that leads to better relationships
- Deliverance from negative thoughts and behaviors
- Safe, secure, and supportive connections
- Professional advancement
We Put Your Needs First
We provide safe and trusting alternatives to both adults and at-risk youth. We help to create stability for youth and young adults while promoting a Christian lifestyle with a strong foundation of life skills. We also partner youth with local community resources to help guide them towards a successful future.
We Promise You the Best
Frances Jackson-Greebon has over 10 years of clinical/case management experience across a variety of therapeutic settings including intensive outpatient services, crisis intervention, structured outpatient programs, inpatient psychiatric, residential treatment centers, national nonprofits and private practice ownership. She has provided consultation with organizations regarding diversity and homelessness since 2010.
Frances also provides clinical and administrative supervision to Social Work students, interns, and other professionals. She is certified to complete child/adolescent and adult trauma assessments through the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN). Frances has been nominated to speak and make presentations at numerous spiritual/religious-based facilities, conferences and seminars.
