The House Next Door

Offers counseling for families, individuals, or couples, with play therapy as additional support.

Deltona · Telehealth offered

CounselingFamilies and individuals · Children and their non-offending caregivers (sexual assault trauma) · Adults 18 and up (anger management)In person + virtual

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At a glance

Telehealth: Currently offered virtually and in person
In person: DeLand + Deltona

About

The House Next Door has provided family counseling and support services in Volusia County since 1975, serving residents with no private insurance and/or limited income. Its mission is to nurture and empower families to help build stronger communities.

Systemic family and brief therapy
Strength-based treatment planning

Concerns they commonly address

Trauma and abuse

Therapy can be provided in response to crisis, trauma, sexual or physical abuse, and related issues.

Sexual assault trauma

The Sexual Abuse Treatment Program helps individuals, including children and their non-offending caregivers, cope with the trauma of sexual assault.

Depression, grief and substance abuse

Counseling can address depression, grief and loss, and substance abuse, among other issues.

Parenting and self-esteem

Therapeutic groups address self-esteem, social skills and parenting issues.

Services

Individual, family and couples counseling

Counseling is available for families, individuals, or couples.

Play therapy

Play therapy is offered as additional support.

Sexual Abuse Treatment Program

Accepts referrals for trauma therapy after sexual assault for children and their non-offending caregivers.

Parenting classes

Parenting classes are offered for children from birth to 36 months of age.

Adult anger management

Anger management is offered for adults 18 years of age and up.

Alpha Program

An alternative educational and counseling program for 4th and 5th-grade students having difficulties in the regular classroom setting.

Insurance, self-pay and costs

Parental consent for referrals

The Alpha Program makes no referrals without the prior written consent of the parent.

Parent involvement in Alpha

Parent involvement in the Alpha Program is mandatory, with parents meeting their child's counselor at least twice a month.

What to know before contacting

Who it sees

Families and individuals, Children and their non-offending caregivers (sexual assault trauma), Adults 18 and up (anger management), Middle school students, grades 6 to 8 (Beta Program), Residents with limited income.

Care setting

In person in DeLand and Deltona; telehealth: Currently offered virtually and in person.

Questions families ask

Can I use telehealth?

Yes. The practice lists telehealth: Currently offered virtually and in person.

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