The power for change is in your hands.
Counseling For Change (CFC) is a rapidly expanding modern treatment facility that is dedicated to providing the highest quality of care to our clients. We are more than just a building or an agency; we are a team of caring, professional staff and dedicated support personnel who are committed to bringing help, hope, and healing to those in need. Our mission is to provide the best services available to our clients through the use of evidence-based treatment models and a compassionate approach to care.
Our Services
At CFC, we offer a range of services to meet the unique needs of our clients. Our treatment models include The Matrix Model, Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT), Gambling Living Skills, Moving On, Healing Trauma, Exploring Trauma, EMDR, Individual and Family Therapy, and various community support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Gamblers Anonymous. Our team of experienced therapists and support staff work closely with each client to develop a personalized treatment plan that meets their individual needs and goals.
The Matrix Program is designed for use with adult clients who are participating in an outpatient treatment program for alcohol and/or drug abuse. Clients who are experiencing co-occurring disorders can effectively make use of this program, but they may also need additional mental health services. Our approach is grounded in the belief that the power for change is in the hands of our clients.
Our Team
The staff of Counseling For Change is diverse and highly qualified, with most members holding at least a Master's degree in their chosen field. We are also a teaching facility and offer internships to students from the University of Southern Indiana, IVYTech, and other institutions. We believe that ongoing training is an essential part of staff development, and all therapists are offered opportunities to attend seminars and workshops to keep up-to-date on the latest treatment protocols.
Our administrative team is led by CEO Robin Maglinger, a practicing psychotherapist with over seventeen years of clinical supervision experience in psychiatric and addiction disorders. Mr. Maglinger is a graduate of the University of Southern Indiana, holding a Master of Social Work from that university. He is also a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor in the State of Indiana.
Audrey Hatfield serves as Administrative Manager for CFC, where she is responsible for onboarding new staff members, submitting grant proposals, supporting the IT manager, coordinating with our Electronic Medical Records company, training staff on our EMR, and maintaining personnel records and supervising our billing team.
Christy Taylor is an Evansville native who has been with CFC for 11 years. Ms. Taylor has an extensive background serving clients who are in recovery and is trained in Motivational Interviewing and Peer Recovery Support. Ms. Taylor serves as a liaison between counselors and referral sources through written and verbal communication while also overseeing and directing staff in day-to-day operations.
Meet Our Clinical Team
Tiffani Boots is a therapist at CFC, holding a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Southern Indiana. She is a Licensed Social Worker in the State of Indiana and has experience working with clients who have co-occurring disorders.
Counseling Services
The counseling services at this program have received mixed reviews. Some clients have expressed dissatisfaction with the services, citing a lack of effective treatment and unprofessional staff. For instance, Yazzy Coleman gave the program 1 star, stating that counseling for change is ineffective and only serves to string clients along with more classes and fees. Sorta Black Mike also shared a negative experience, claiming that the program is disrespectful and lacks planning, resulting in wasted time and a poor environment.
On the other hand, Crystal Moore and Patrick had very positive experiences, giving the program 5 stars. Crystal Moore felt that the program was a life changer, and the therapists and staff were amazing. Patrick also expressed his gratitude, stating that the program saves lives and may not be liked during the process, but it works.
Staff and Environment
The staff and environment at the program have also received varying reviews. Some clients have praised the staff, calling them amazing and helpful. However, others have had negative experiences, citing unprofessional and judgemental behavior. Samantha Wydicks gave the program 3 stars, stating that the staff was great but the programs offered were limited.
Overall Experience
Overall, the reviews suggest that the program has had a significant impact on some clients, but others have left feeling unsatisfied or frustrated. Some clients have expressed concerns about the effectiveness of the treatment, the lack of planning, and the unprofessional behavior of the staff.
