Counseling
Anaga provides a wide range of services to address the needs of our adult as well as adolescent / child clients. Services provided may include:
-          Individual counseling
-          Dyadic Therapy
-          Behavior Intervention and Consultation for children ages 0-5
-          Adolescent & child counseling
-          Couples counseling
-          Family counseling
-          Group counseling
 
Specialized Group Programs
We offer group programs in Miami-Dade and Monroe County for adults as well as adolescents whether court ordered or voluntary in:
-          Anger Management
-          Best Practices Parenting
-          Domestic Violence
-          Sexual Abuse
-          Substance Abuse
 
Dyadic Therapy
Offer treatment to the dyad (mother/father/and infant) in order to establish a healthy attachment and bond. Interventions provide parents with the guidance needed into their infant’s temperament and behaviors.  Behavior Interventions and consultation for children ages 0-5.
 
Developmental Evaluation and Screenings
Developmental evaluations and screenings are provided to children ages 0-5 who may be experiencing or exhibiting delays in any of the following areas of Development: Cognitive, Communication, Emotional and Social Development.
 
Psychological Evaluations (Testing)
Psychological evaluations will assess whether an individual has symptoms of any specific psychological diagnoses in an effort to understand the individual’s behavior.   The evaluation determines what type of treatment is most likely to be beneficial.
 
Educational Evaluations
Psychoeducational evaluations help to identify the individual's intellectual functioning status, unique learning style, characteristics, present academic achievement levels, career/vocational interests and aptitudes, and social/emotional needs. Educational institutions usually require evaluation data. Reports and consultations are tailored to provide clear, "user friendly" recommendations, which are targeted to improve the student's learning, attention, behavior and academic success.
 
Home Study for Adoptions
Once prospective adoptive parents apply to adopt a child (whether they apply to an agency, an attorney or facilitator, or directly to the court in an independent adoption), the laws of all 50 States and the District of Columbia require that the applicants undergo a "home study." This process involves education and preparation as well as the gathering of information about the prospective parents. Ideally, the home study helps to build a partnership between the adoption social worker and the applicants.